[rbongers]

I've often thought that this (and every problem where a manual process is required that is tough to automatically enforce) an AI code reviewer could be very useful.

It's the type of thing you might add to a long checklist of things to make sure you do (or don't do) in an MR template that quickly becomes difficult, if not impossible, for MR authors and especially reviewers to reliably follow.

Tests is another example - you can check that coverage doesn't slip over time, but not that every change is tested. And a human can maybe remember to check if there are tests, even if there are good tests, even if there are tests for every change if coverage tools are well integrated in your system, but not if every change is tested well, and not reliably.

AIs are great at sorting through lots of data to check for errors that a human would miss. Letting it add MR review comments, not letting it make any changes it wants, would allow for a human to provide checks and balances.

So I like the idea, I'm not sure how I feel about limiting it to docs or letting it write changes itself.