[eikenberry]

The primary point behind code reviews is to let author to know that someone else will look at their code. They are a psychological tool and that, AFAIK, don't work well with the AI models. If the code is important enough that you want to review it then you should probably be using a different, more interactive flow.

Mitchell talks about this in a round about way... in the "Reproduce your own work" section he obviously reviewed that code as that was the point. In the "End-of-day agents" section he talks about what he found them good for (so far). He previously wrote about how he preferred an interactive style and this article aligns with that with his progress understanding how code agents can be useful.