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Agent PRs are unreviewable — what first-pass actually helps vs just adding noise?

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Been shipping with Cursor / Claude / Codex. The diffs are 20–40 files, tests are green, and a human line-by-line review is a joke. I have tried a couple of AI review passes (CodeRabbit, Claude as a second model, Copilot review). Some of it catches real bugs. A lot of it is rename-this / consider-ex…

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  1. 2026-08-28 06:46 · r/ChatGPTCoding
    Agent PRs are unreviewable — what first-pass actually helps vs just adding noise?

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