Dev shares agentic review workflow: a filter agent vets contrarian reviews before top agent dispatches work
filpizlo · x · 2026-10-22
Developer filpizlo shared the architecture of T800, an agentic code review workflow he's happy with: instead of acting on every review item directly, the top-level agent passes the contrarian review to a dedicated filter agent.
The filter agent decides whether each review point is good or goes too far, and edits the review before delivering it back to the top-level agent. The top-level agent then acts on the filtered review by dispatching work to work agents. This review → filter → dispatch three-layer structure keeps overly nitpicky model feedback out of actual execution.
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