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When Your AI Reviewer Remembers Too Much: A Two-Phase Memory Probe

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Most AI code-reviewer evaluations treat the candidate as an amnesiac: feed it one pull request, read one verdict, and move on. Persistent-memory reviewers break that model because they keep history across PRs, and that history becomes a second source of bugs. The dominant failure is no longer amnes…

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  1. 2026-08-31 12:20 · DEV Community — AI
    When Your AI Reviewer Remembers Too Much: A Two-Phase Memory Probe

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