feedback-loop

Automated remediation for blocking code review findings works by applying targeted fixes to MUST-FIX issues, tracking iteration markers for changed files and commit hashes, and enforcing per-finding retry limits to prevent futile attempts.

Iterating on blocked review findings without scope creep requires strict scope constraints that target only specific blocking issues, detect stuck findings, and enforce termination conditions after a configured maximum number of remediation attempts.

Yes, autonomous remediation loops support unattended execution for blocking review findings, allowing the system to apply fixes, track iteration counts, and produce a final summary of resolved and stuck findings without human-in-the-loop prompts.

A remediation manifest tracks iteration attempts by recording refs targeted, files changed, commit hashes, and approach summaries for each retry, ensuring context persistence across iterations and providing an auditable trail for comprehensive re-reviews.

After targeted remediation fixes are applied, a comprehensive re-review is forced to catch regressions and newly introduced issues, producing a final summary that distinguishes between resolved findings and stuck findings that exceeded retry limits.

Use interactive mode for review remediation when you need human-in-the-loop prompts to validate fixes, and autonomous mode for unattended remediation runs where the loop applies fixes and tracks iterations up to the configured maximum without manual intervention.