Maybe if your code is modular enough, you can have module owners and organize things like a free software projects with the owners as maintainers. The maintainers could merge without PRs while others would go through a PR process with the maintainer doing the review.
Working at Amp
We...just read the commits, and talk to each other.
We're also pretty trigger happy with the Huddle button in Slack.
Nobody on the team would go back to mandatory PRs
We‘ve had code reviews before GitHub existed. PRs are a tool. And just one tool among many.
They (companyin the article) don't, though, hence the question. Is there even one set of eyes on this code, given the amount of agents they use?
Maybe if your code is modular enough, you can have module owners and organize things like a free software projects with the owners as maintainers. The maintainers could merge without PRs while others would go through a PR process with the maintainer doing the review.
You can pair program.