Hey Tomas, been a while! I like the approach that graphite is taking to AI code review — focus on automating the “lint” or “hey this is clearly wrong” or “you probably wanted to not introduce a security flaw here” type stuff, so that humans can focus on the more important details in a changeset. As your AI reviewers take on more tasks, have your answers to your question (“why do we do code review”) changed at all?
Certainly! A lot less proof reading and pair programming and a lot more architecture / "hey should we be going in this direction" / sharing tribal knowledge