RVRishabh Vasudevan@rishabh-vasudevan·Oct 20c25bb13Curious to see what you doLet the agents cook, and not see the code19%, 5 votesLet the agents cook, but still review67%, 18 votesCode by hand15%, 4 votes27 votes27 votes · Final results2Quote
AHAdam Hosker@ahosker·Oct 204be36deMy biggest issue today is that after an agent cooks, the review agent gives feedback to tune it. I often end up with a huge, over-engineered mess. So have the cut out the fat.10:19 · Oct 20, 2026 · commit 4be36deQuoteReplyHide repliesRJRunar Jørgensen@ventrec·Oct 20What are you using as a review agent?Reply1 replyRVRishabh Vasudevan@rishabh-vasudevan·Oct 20Runar also asked this, but can you expand on your setup. I just usually use one model, and then review it myself.Reply1 replyMKMahan Khalili@mkh-user·Oct 20Ponytail (specially /ponytail-review command) helped me about this. Specially we I use another agent to review1Reply
RVRishabh Vasudevan@rishabh-vasudevan·Oct 20Runar also asked this, but can you expand on your setup. I just usually use one model, and then review it myself.Reply1 reply
MKMahan Khalili@mkh-user·Oct 20Ponytail (specially /ponytail-review command) helped me about this. Specially we I use another agent to review1Reply