requesting-code-review

A structured code review process enforces a mandatory self-check of changes against requirements, tests, and linting, followed by an objective agent inspection. This ensures correctness and reduces merge conflicts before code submission.

To ensure code quality before a pull request, first run all tests and linters as a self-review, then engage a separate reviewer agent to inspect recent changes for correctness, security, and performance issues.

Yes, you can leverage a separate AI agent to provide an unbiased code inspection. It guides the interaction by categorizing findings into critical, important, and minor issues for thorough feedback.

The best way to handle review findings is through a guided interaction process that separates critical, important, and minor issues, allowing developers to systematically interpret feedback and resolve defects before merging.

Automated code review does not replace manual self-checks. The process mandates a thorough developer self-review of requirements and tests first, before leveraging an agent for an additional, objective inspection.

You need to run linting and tests immediately before requesting code review. This mandatory self-check step verifies your recent changes locally, ensuring baseline correctness before engaging a separate agent for broader inspection.