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Automated pull request reviews use a multi-agent Codex workflow to dissect code diffs, verify changes, and consolidate actionable feedback. Specialized agents triage modifications to prioritize critical issues and flag blockers for fast merge decisions.

Fast code review on a new PR is triggered by running the /review:fast workflow within a Codex-enabled assistant. This orchestrates specialized agents to triage changes, identify issues, and surface concise review summaries for contributors and maintainers.

Yes, Codex-native multi-agent support is required to automate code triage. The rapid review workflow depends on boot rules and matrix-skills to resolve reviews efficiently, spawning native agents to coordinate diffs, verify changes, and flag blockers.

Multi-agent orchestration for file annotations and code diffs works by spawning specialized Codex agents to dissect modifications, verify changes, and consolidate review notes. This coordinated triage process identifies critical issues and produces actionable feedback.

No, automated review workflows cannot function without Codex boot rules and matrix-skills. The multi-agent triage process requires this specific environment to resolve reviews efficiently, coordinate agents, and surface targeted recommendations.

A multi-agent workflow is used for PR triage instead of a single agent to coordinate specialized tasks like diff dissection, change verification, and review consolidation. This approach rapidly prioritizes critical issues and generates concise summaries for fast merge decisions.