requesting-code-review

Automating code reviews is achieved by dispatching a dedicated code-reviewer subagent after each task or major feature implementation. This ensures quality gates are met before integration to main by applying a standardized review template.

A code-reviewer subagent is an automated agent that executes code reviews by categorizing issues and surfacing critical risks. It standardizes pull request feedback through a structured template to provide actionable insights.

You need to trigger a code review in a task-driven workflow after completing each task, finishing a major feature implementation, or before merging to main. This ensures all changes pass through a formal quality gate.

Yes, this code review automation works without external dependencies. It independently initiates and executes the review process by dispatching a subagent to perform risk assessment and issue classification.

Yes, you can use structured templates to classify code review issues. The automated review process uses templates to standardize feedback, categorize identified issues, and surface critical risks before merging.

The best way to ensure quality gates are met is by automatically requesting a code review before merging to main. This dispatches a subagent to apply structured planning, risk assessment, and actionable feedback.