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The code is written. Now who reviews it? The volume of code has never been greater, but delivery hasn’t kept pace. At Meta, code changes on internal platforms grew 220% year over year, while changes that reached users as new features grew only 36% ( Reuters , August 2026). Every one of those changes has to clear review before it reaches users. Automated review absorbs much of that load. Code…
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