Agents now write code faster than humans can review — a Claude Code skill to triage dozens of PRs
KyeGomezB · x · 2026-10-28
Kye Gomez argues that code generation by agents has outpaced human review capacity, so review itself is being automated. He built a Claude Code skill he uses daily to analyze dozens of open PRs at once and classify them as merge-ready, needing feedback, or closable.
The shared prompt reviews PRs by diffs only (no subagents, no code changes), surfaces up to 8 fully complete and safe-to-merge PRs, excludes ones with potential issues, and ranks qualifying PRs smallest-to-largest by files changed, lines added/deleted, and overall complexity with a concise justification for each.
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