Code review has to change for coding agents. Why? For me, it’s about scaling coding reviews while ensuring quality. If you give a coding age…

Code review has to change for coding agents. Why? For me, it’s about scaling coding reviews while ensuring quality. If you give a coding agent one task, it can return several pull requests across different repos. Review tools still look at each PR in isolation. Reviewers have to guess which PR matters and how the PRs connect. @QodoAI just launched Qodo 3.0 with PR Triage to solve this. Here is how it works. PR Triage groups related PRs into one work package and scores it on codebase impact, SLA, and open findings. A cross-repo map shows every repo the package touches, and every score shows its own reasoning. Qodo writes one review brief for the whole package, so you review the PRs together. Your coding agent can then work through the findings. Humans still approve the code. Now they see the whole package before approving the first PR. https://www.qodo.ai/blog/introducing-qodo-3.0/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=launch-october1&utm_content=omarsar0 Thanks to the Qodo team for partnering on this post. Media

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