requesting-code-review

To automate pre-merge code reviews, you can dispatch a dedicated code-reviewer proxy to validate changes using BASE_SHA and HEAD_SHA. This provides context-rich evaluations and structured feedback before integration into the main branch.

Categorizing code review feedback by severity involves grading findings into Critical, Important, and Minor levels. This approach highlights concrete fixes and next steps, ensuring significant features meet requirements before merging.

A proxy agent validates code changes by capturing the scope of modifications between specific commit SHAs and applying a review template. It focuses on the artifact itself to provide consistent, context-rich feedback for main branch integration.

You need to request a code review when tasks are completed, after complex refactoring, or before merging to main. This ensures significant features and bug fixes are validated for stability and compliance before integration.

Yes, you can integrate structured code reviews into your existing git workflow. The process triggers at key lifecycle moments like task completion or pre-merge, weaving automated evaluations directly into your development routine.

Using a proxy agent for code reviews separates the evaluation from the creator's thought process, allowing the reviewer to focus strictly on the artifact. This yields objective, structured remediation steps categorized by severity.