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Code review
Reading a code change before it is merged, to catch mistakes, gaps and unproven claims.
A code review is done by a reviewer, a person or another agent, who reads the diff and tries to prove the change wrong. A useful reviewer runs the tests, checks real data and rejects a "tests pass" claim without evidence. An agent's review is still read by a person before the merge.
Also called: Code review, reviewer, review
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Appears in 16 lessons
- A written plan before code: plan, build, review
- Reviewers who probe real data, not the summary
- Prompts for plans and specifications
- Prompts for review, migrations and releases
- One feature from plan to review
- Ready-to-use developer template pack
- What building with AI means
- Plan, build, review
- Reviewers that test real data
- Session 3: build with tests and a separate reviewer
- A ledger that survives
- Writing a tested skill
- Reviewers that push back
- Project: a read-only MCP server
- Project: writer and reviewer
- A human gate before release