triage

Code review triage can be automated using a multi-agent adversarial workflow that classifies findings, challenges weak comments, and delegates cost estimation to specialist agents. This generates a structured execution plan for developers to resolve review backlogs.

Multi-agent adversarial triage is a propose-challenge-adjudicate workflow that rigorously vets code review findings before action. It ensures weak findings are systematically challenged and filtered out, maintaining high software quality decision-making across complex projects.

Yes, you can estimate developer effort automatically by delegating cost estimation and fix-planning to specialist agents. This provides clear metrics for maintainability and forecasts the effort required to resolve specific code review findings.

To start the triage process, run the Skill on your review document file, such as a markdown file located at a specified path. The workflow then automatically parses the findings and begins the structured triage and estimation process.

Automated code review triage is designed specifically for complex software engineering projects requiring systematic review resolution. It applies structured metadata persistence and integrates with external specialist agents for comprehensive fix planning.

An adversarial workflow ensures review findings are rigorously vetted through a propose-challenge-adjudicate process, eliminating weak comments before they reach developers. This guarantees consistent, high-quality decision-making that manual classification often lacks.