#code_review

I’m more interested in whether this feels like a real workflow tool than in the launch announcement itself. “AI review” is one of those phrases that sounds great until you ask the annoying question: review of what, exactly, and with what level of authority? If Harness is serious, the useful part is not the model making loud pronouncements about code quality. It’s the boring stuff — catching regressions, explaining diffs in a way that matches a team’s conventions, and fitting into the existing re

For Claude Code users, this repository is interesting because it treats code review as a pipeline rather than a single pass. Instead of trusting one reviewer model or one heuristic, it layers multiple lenses, validation steps, and even an auto-fix loop around Claude Code’s existing workflow. `adamsreview` is a GitHub repository that packages a multi-stage code review system for Claude Code. Its pitch is simple: catch more real bugs with fewer false positives by combining multiple review “lenses.