Agents execute code locally and can be very enthusiastic. All it takes is bad access control and a --prod flag to wipe a production DB.
The nature of code reviews has changed too. Up until recently I could expect the PR to be mostly understood by the author. Now the code is littered with odd patterns, making it almost adversarial.
> I could expect the PR to be mostly understood by the author
i refuse to review PRs that are not 100% understood by the author. it is incredibly disrespectful to unload a bunch of LLM slop onto your peers to review.
if LLMs saved you time, it cannot be at the expense of my time.
The nature of code reviews has changed too. Up until recently I could expect the PR to be mostly understood by the author. Now the code is littered with odd patterns, making it almost adversarial.
Both can be minimised in a solid culture.