requesting-code-review

Automating code reviews involves dispatching a code-reviewer subagent with tailored context, specific commits, and implementation plans to catch issues early. This structured dispatch ensures reviewers receive necessary information to provide meaningful feedback before merging into the main branch.

Providing developer context during a code review requires passing a description, plan, and base and head SHAs to the reviewer. This preserves the developer's thought process and ensures the reviewer has the exact requirements needed to verify work meets standards.

Yes, you need Git for version control and a subagent framework to run automated code review dispatch. Git provides the commit SHAs and version tracking, while the subagent framework is required to dispatch the code-reviewer and facilitate the feedback loop.

To request a code review for a specific commit range, dispatch the reviewer using a command with the implementation title, plan, base SHA, head SHA, and description. This targets the exact changes and provides the structured context needed for immediate action on feedback.

You can use this code review dispatch tool for both individual developers and teams looking to maintain code quality. It is ideal for anyone who needs to ensure compliance with standards and catch issues early before merging work into a main branch.