Is git diff still the right thing for humans to review when coding agents work faster than we can?
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I've been thinking about a problem that seems to become more important as coding agents get faster and more autonomous. Traditional code review assumes that the main thing a developer changes is the code. Someone writes code, another person reads the diff, tests run, and we decide whether to merge.…
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Is git diff still the right thing for humans to review when coding agents work faster than we can?
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