Quoting Addy Osmani, Morgan Westlee Lunt, and Qing Wang
Summary
Simon Willison 引用了 Addy Osmani、Morgan Westlee Lunt 和 Qing Wang 关于 Anthropic Claude Code 团队代码审查实践的观点,指出 AI 审查让代码审查从发布前的关卡变为写作过程中的持续检查,从而让人类审查专注于更高层次的问题。
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