orchestrate-review

You automate a multi-pass code review by orchestrating parallel reviewer agents that evaluate code quality, security, performance, and test coverage. The system aggregates findings from these concurrent passes to provide a comprehensive evaluation of your changed files.

Signal-based conditioning adapts the code review process by detecting project signals such as the presence of an API, frontend, backend, or specific architecture needs. The review workflow then adjusts its focus and specialist selection based on these detected project characteristics.

Yes, you can run an iterative code review loop that automatically aggregates findings, applies fixes, and re-evaluates the code. This iteration loop continues to run until all open findings reach zero and no remaining issues are detected.

The best way to coordinate parallel code reviewers is to use an orchestration system that runs specialized passes simultaneously. It coordinates parallel agents for code quality, security, performance, and test coverage, then aggregates all findings into a unified report.

You need a phase-based review workflow when your software project requires comprehensive evaluation across multiple dimensions like code quality, security, and performance. This process is essential for thoroughly reviewing changed files and project scope before integration.

Yes, the orchestrated code review process operates without external dependencies. It relies entirely on its internal multi-pass logic to coordinate parallel reviewer agents, aggregate findings, and iteratively apply fixes until all open issues are resolved.