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I stopped using the same AI to write and review code. Claude builds. GPT-5.2 Codex reviews. Result? More bugs caught, real security issues flagged, and better PRs all automated.

Mervin Praison

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10,974 views • 9 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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jack_cs9 months ago

Give a try to Devin Review - not calling it a game changer, but it's very good.

Not a Number 🎇9 months ago

This should be the most intuitive. Like you wouldn’t ask the same dev who wrote the PR to review their own code.

Gonzalo Sosa9 months ago

What is the cost of do it that way?

Hadi Jannatabadi9 months ago

I am using same procedure and results are good

Darron Jennings 🇺🇸9 months ago

This is the way!

Kirill Byvshev9 months ago

Reasonable

Serge Nikolaev9 months ago

Have you tried Copilot? Interestedwhat is better.

Ron Swanson9 months ago

Any recommendations for tools or agents that track visual changes

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