requesting-code-review

You can automate code review requests by dispatching a code reviewer subagent to provide focused feedback on your changes. This streamlines the process by integrating with Git workflows to ensure your work meets required standards before merging.

Git integration provides context for the review by extracting commit SHAs to define the review scope. You set the BASE_SHA and HEAD_SHA using git commands to identify the changes, then dispatch a subagent to analyze the diff.

Yes, a subagent system is required to manage code review requests. The system requires Git and a subagent framework to dispatch reviewer subagents and automate feedback collection.

You can create customizable review templates for different code review scenarios. These templates allow you to tailor the automated feedback collection process to match specific project management needs.

You should request an automated code review when you have completed a major feature or task. This allows you to get immediate feedback on potential issues before merging your work into the main branch.

Yes, the code review process is designed to verify that your work meets required standards before merging into the main branch. It automates feedback collection using subagents to evaluate your Git changes.