Dev runs agentic PR reviews in worktrees, agrees with the agent ~70% of the time
tomaarsen · x · 2026-11-06
tomaarsen describes his workflow for easing the code review bottleneck: he opens new VSCode windows with worktrees checked out at each PR, lets an agent do an initial review before stepping in himself — agreeing with the agent about 70% of the time on small PRs — then fixes issues agentically, commits, and merges. He pairs this with agentic reviewing while building new features in his main window, iterating heavily so changes stay non-invasive and UX-friendly.
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