🛠️Claude Code Team: Claude Reviews Code Before Any Human Does
TL;DR
Addy Osmani, Morgan Westlee Lunt and Qing Wang describe how the Claude Code team reviews code. Claude reviews and fixes most changes at least once before a human looks.
Addy Osmani, Morgan Westlee Lunt and Qing Wang describe how the Claude Code team reviews code. Claude reviews and fixes most changes at least once before a human looks. Simon Willison pulled out the key idea: stop asking whether a human read it.
Key Points
Review runs continuously during development, like a spellchecker, instead of as a final gate
Most changes get reviewed and fixed by Claude at least once before human eyes
The better question: what could go wrong, and which check, automated or human, should catch it
Humans spend their time on design questions and deeper scrutiny
The post gives no quantitative figures, only that 'most' changes follow this flow
Why It Matters
If your team still gates on 'a human read every line', this is a template for shifting that human time to design risk. Test it against your own incident history first.
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