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You can run a comprehensive code review by deploying a specialized reviewer fleet that independently analyzes correctness, security, architecture, and UX domains. This coordinates multiple independent reviewers to catch domain-specific defects that a single generalist review would miss.

Automating pull request validation is best handled by launching independent subagents focused on distinct domains like API compatibility, telemetry, and testing. This approach provides aggregated feedback with deduplicated findings and severity ranking before merging changes.

Yes, you can use iterative review mode to automatically fix accepted issues and rerun relevant reviewers. This cycle repeats until all actionable findings are resolved or remaining findings are explicitly accepted by the user.

Multi-reviewer code review handles duplicates by applying finding deduplication and severity ranking across all specialized domain reviewers. This ensures that aggregated feedback is clean, prioritized, and free of redundant actionable items.

Single-pass code review works effectively for feature branches by running all relevant reviewers in one pass to catch breaking changes, missing documentation, and security flaws. It provides quick aggregated feedback without entering iterative fix cycles.

You need specialized code reviewers when a pull request requires validation across correctness, security, architecture, and operational domains. This is critical for production changes where a single-perspective review might miss compliance gaps or accessibility issues.