@Saccc_c: Beginners in AI Coding often overlook the crucial "review" step, causing bugs to pile up. But you can easily use Codex's built-in /review feature to quickly perform code review. It's simple, just two steps: 1. Set up an independent context for review mode, allowing it to start a new session for code review, to avoid...

Beginners often miss the critical “review” step in AI coding, causing bugs to pile up. But you can easily leverage Codex’s built-in /review feature to quickly perform code review.

The operation is simple, just two steps:

1. Set up an independent context for review mode so it starts a new session for code review, avoiding interference from previous sessions on the review results.

Path: Settings > Git > Code review sending method, select “Independent”

2. Simply type /review in Codex, select the code review mode, and then choose the content you want to review.

Note: You need to initialize git for the project before it will allow entering code review mode.

余温 (@gkxspace): Having AI do an “adversarial review” of the response is an excellent trick!

Now I’m used to adding “do an adversarial review of the results” at the end of my conversations with AI.

Of course, you can also directly call Claude or Codex’s built-in code-review feature.

But in many cases, review by the same model isn’t very effective, so you can also call a different model to do the review.