@nicos_ai: Google has just published the Code Review standard that its internal engineers use. You can literally give this documen…
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Google has published its internal Code Review standards, which can be used by AI agents to perform code reviews with Google-level quality, covering approval criteria, blocking conditions, and feedback norms.
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Google has just published the Code Review standard that its internal engineers use.
You can literally give this documentation to an AI agent and turn it into a code reviewer with Google standards.
Most AIs only generate code.
Now they can also:
→ detect bad practices → review architecture → request useful changes → validate readability and maintainability → give Google-style feedback
The document includes how they actually review code inside Google: → approval criteria → what blocks a merge → how to write code that’s easy to accept → internal terms like LGTM and CL
It’s not theory.
It’s the real system Google uses to review millions of lines of code.
Link below
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