requesting-code-review

Automating code review for a git pull request is done by deploying a subagent to evaluate code diffs against architectural and testing standards. You trigger this autonomous review by providing base and head commit hashes alongside your task description.

Autonomous code review is a structured analysis where a subagent evaluates changes objectively before merging. It automatically categorizes feedback into Critical, Important, and Minor issues to prioritize your workflow and ensure quality gates are met.

You can use a subagent to enforce TDD and quality assurance before merging by comparing git diffs against specific project plans. This ensures your implementation meets the testing doctrine and architectural requirements defined in your documentation.

The best way to perform an adversarial code review on git diffs is to deploy a specialized subagent. It provides context-aware feedback by comparing your changes against predefined architectural and testing requirements for rigorous quality gates.

You need to provide base and head git commit hashes along with your task description to trigger the code reviewer subagent. This allows the autonomous agent to accurately identify and evaluate the specific code changes.