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Reviewing code that no human wrote, and still owning it
A review sheet that replaces reading with mechanical checks.
Machine-written bugs arrive neatly formatted and commented, so instincts trained on human mistakes never fire and the diff is approved. A browser review sheet built on one rule: every check replaces reading with something mechanical. Seven checks run on every pull request in about five minutes, seven more are escalations, and four preconditions gate the review entirely.
What is in it
- The problem — what goes unanswered without it, and who notices first.
- Why the obvious alternative falls short — stated plainly, including where it is the better choice.
- How it works — the method, not a feature list.
- Concrete use cases — with console output quoted from the repository, never reconstructed.
- The methodology behind any number it emits — every term shown, so the figure survives a question.
- What it deliberately does not do — the section most papers leave out.
Part of the Code & repo intelligence theme. The tool it describes runs in your browser at https://ai-review.fabiocicerchia.it/.
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