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by JamesLangford 105 days ago
I mostly ignore how the code was made and review the artifact the same way I always have: correctness, tests, readability, and whether it matches the system design. The prompt history is fine, but it’s not something I want to rely on during review because it’s not stable or reproducible.

What does help is requiring a short design note in the PR explaining the intent, constraints, and alternatives considered. That gives the context reviewers actually need without turning the review into reading a chat transcript.