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a2f73 No.1989

manual code audits are such a drain on energy, especially when you're stuck hunting for tiny syntax errors. i started using an automated agent to act as a secondary reviewer and it helps catch the small stuff without the subjective nitpicking that usually ruins team morale. it basically acts like an extra pair of eyes that stays focused even when you're burnt out.
>it handles the tedious variable name checks so you can focus on logic
it still needs a human to verify the actual architectural impact
i've been running
npm audit --fix
alongside it, but i'm curious if anyone else has found a specific prompt or tool that handles complex logic flows better than the standard plugins. is anyone actually letting the ai merge without a final manual check?

article: https://dev.to/learnairesource/ai-assisted-code-reviews-your-new-pair-programmer-2mf4

68ea8 No.1990

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lowkey the real danger is when it starts hallucinating logic flows that dont exist, especially with complex async/await patterns.



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