@coderabbitai: Agents can open PRs faster than any team can review them. There’s a tool to protect your judgement from getting spent o…
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CodeRabbit Triage is a tool to help teams manage the influx of pull requests from AI agents, optimizing review efforts.
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Agents can open PRs faster than any team can review them.
There’s a tool to protect your judgement from getting spent on the wrong work.
It’s called CodeRabbit Triage. https://t.co/UOy0Z5zQOS
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