Claude absolutely improves code review quality, but it still misses a lot. It's a second pair of eyes, it doesn't replace/remove the work you have to put in to fully review the code yourself.
It's like saying that you code reviewed faster just because someone else also reviewed the code, that's not how it works.
Agree, and with CC my volume and quality of PR review has substantially increased since 4.5. Without CC for review we would have a ridiculous bottleneck in our dev/qa pipeline.
I'm faster, sure, but more thorough, no. The same, because I was already very careful. But it's not a massive win either; 4.7 misses too much still because it would need to read too much of the context each time to understand the architectural problems I'm catching.
Its nice to not have to care about nits and other things that we don't have lints for though, so that's useful.
Claude absolutely improves code review quality, but it still misses a lot. It's a second pair of eyes, it doesn't replace/remove the work you have to put in to fully review the code yourself.
It's like saying that you code reviewed faster just because someone else also reviewed the code, that's not how it works.
Agree, and with CC my volume and quality of PR review has substantially increased since 4.5. Without CC for review we would have a ridiculous bottleneck in our dev/qa pipeline.
I'm faster, sure, but more thorough, no. The same, because I was already very careful. But it's not a massive win either; 4.7 misses too much still because it would need to read too much of the context each time to understand the architectural problems I'm catching.
Its nice to not have to care about nits and other things that we don't have lints for though, so that's useful.