repo-review-synthesis

To merge multiple code review artifacts, use a synthesis process that consolidates specialist findings into a single packet. This preserves each finding's source role, severity, and file reference while surfacing disagreements and residual risk without claiming remediation.

A findings-first repository review is a consolidated report that merges specialist code, security, test, and docs artifacts. It prioritizes surfacing severity, disagreements, coverage gaps, and residual risk from multi-agent reviews without hiding role-specific caveats or claiming merge approval.

Consolidate security and test findings by merging artifacts into a findings-first packet that explicitly preserves source role, severity, file references, and rationale. This process includes dedupe notes and surfaces any disagreements or missing specialist artifacts.

Yes, multi-agent review synthesis tracks coverage gaps and residual risk by generating a final review packet that includes a coverage matrix. It explicitly highlights missing specialist artifacts and residual risk without emitting remediation or approval claims.

The limitation of synthesizing repository review artifacts is that the final packet strictly halts before remediation or approval claims. It focuses solely on merging findings, coverage matrices, dedupe notes, and disagreements without providing fixes or merge authorization.

Merging specialist code reviews requires inputs like the repo_root and target. The process consolidates these multi-agent artifacts into a final packet containing findings, a coverage matrix, dedupe notes, disagreements, and residual risk.