How the Claude Code team does code review
What happened
The Claude Code team has shifted from a traditional gate‑based code review to a continuous, machine‑driven process that reduces human review time while keeping error rates low. Most changes are first examined by automated agents that run tests, builds, or visual checks, and only a single human reviewer—often the author—intervenes if needed. This approach has doubled the number of merged pull requests between June and September while cutting reverts by over 40%. The team tracks human approvals, comments, and wait times to ensure that automation truly saves effort without increasing incidents.
Reality check
An automated, sceptical read of the sourceIncremental. The changes improve efficiency by integrating existing automated checks, but they do not introduce fundamentally new technology.
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