PR pre-review pipeline flags issues in 30s for one cent per review
please-dont-deploy · reddit · 2026-10-22
A Reddit dev shares a PR pre-review workflow: fetch changes, categorize and cluster them with Clairic + Jev plus deterministic code, deep-check only risky clusters with luna (or DeepSeek), then report at line-level granularity. It runs in under 10s without agent work, auto-greenlights non-critical PRs, learns from past reviews, self-improves on reviewer feedback, and has a monitoring UX. The core idea: layer cheap classification under expensive deep review to cut cost to 1 cent per PR.
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