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Optimizing Pull Request Reviews: Balancing Code Volume and Efficiency in AI-Assisted Development

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Introduction The rise of AI-assisted development has unleashed a torrent of code, transforming the once-manageable pull request (PR) into a sprawling behemoth. What was once a few hundred lines, maybe a thousand at most, now routinely balloons to 3200 lines or more , as developers leverage AI tools…

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  1. 2026-09-30 22:02 · DEV Community — AI
    Optimizing Pull Request Reviews: Balancing Code Volume and Efficiency in AI-Assisted Development

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