Get a first-pass PR review before you open the tab
Email Carly the PR link and she'll do the first-pass review — correctness issues flagged, style nits inline, a summary comment to anchor the discussion — dropped straight into GitHub.
What Carly does
- 01 Fetch the PR — diff, files changed, existing comments
- 02 Identify correctness issues — null checks, race conditions, edge cases
- 03 Flag missing tests on critical-path changes
- 04 Post inline comments for each concern
- 05 Post a summary comment — verdict, blockers, nits
First-pass reviews in minutes, not days
Authors get specific, inline feedback before they've lost context. The human review focuses on judgment calls — not on counting missing semicolons.
Email this to Carly to kick it off.
Hey Carly, Can you do a first-pass review on this PR? [paste the GitHub PR link] Pull the diff, the files changed, and any existing comments so you have context. Then look for correctness issues — null checks, race conditions, edge cases — and flag missing tests on anything that's on a critical path. Post inline comments for each concern, and finish with a summary comment that calls out the verdict, any blockers, and the nits. Run the inline comments by me before they post so I can spot-check them. Thanks!
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