requesting-code-review

Automating code reviews for pull requests requires dispatching a targeted subagent with explicit SHAs and a brief description to generate focused, actionable feedback. This streamlines evaluation before merges in collaborative workflows.

The best way to get structured code review feedback before a merge is dispatching a subagent with precise context, a brief description, and a plan. This applies structured templates and clear severities to catch issues early.

To get targeted code review feedback, you must provide explicit SHAs, a brief change description, and a plan. This context allows the code-reviewer subagent to generate a focused review request with actionable insights.

You should request a code review after completing each task, after finishing major features, or before merges. Applying reviews at these points catches issues early in collaborative workflows and reduces downstream rework.

Code reviews become inconsistently applied when lacking a streamlined process. Dispatching a dedicated code-reviewer subagent with precise context and a structured template standardizes requesting focused, production-ready feedback for every task.