[dbgrman]

TBH, depends on what is being reviewed. Is it a prototype that might not see light of day and is only for proof-of-concept? Did an RFC doc precede it and reviewers are already familiar with the project? Were the authors expecting this PR? Was there a conversation before the PR was sent out? Was there any effort to have a conversation after the PR was shared? Was this even meant to be merged into main?

I'll just assume good intent first of all. Second, 9000 LOC spanning 63 lines is not necessarily an AI generated code. It could be a code mod. It could be a prolific coder. It could be a lot of codegen'd code.

Finally, the fact that someone is sending you 9000 LOC code hints that they find this OK, and this is an opportunity to align on your values. If you find it hard to review, tell them that I find it hard to review, I can't follow the narrative, its too risky, etc. etc.

Code review is almost ALWAYS an opportunity to have a conversation.