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Automated code review dispatches a subagent to evaluate git diffs against defined requirements and architectural standards. It provides structured feedback on code quality, plan alignment, and production readiness before merging features.

To ensure code matches original plans, a code reviewer subagent evaluates git diffs against specific requirements and architectural standards. This automated process verifies plan alignment and catches issues early before merging into the main branch.

Automated code review categorizes feedback severity by classifying identified issues into Critical, Important, and Minor levels. This severity categorization helps prioritize developer focus on the most crucial architectural problems before merging features.

You can use code review automation for quality assurance after implementing a new feature. It triggers a specialized subagent to analyze git diffs, verifying that your code matches the original plan and adheres to best practices before merging.

You need to provide the description and plan to the code reviewer subagent to trigger an automated git diff review. This input allows the subagent to evaluate changes between the current commit and the previous one against your requirements.

Automating software engineering quality assurance with subagents relies on evaluating git diffs against defined requirements. It is designed for objective feedback on code quality and production readiness, but does not replace human oversight for complex architectural decisions.