Pattern

Red Queen Code Review Pattern with AI

Roy Osherove

05 Nov 2025

My colleague, Harel Coman, wrote about a new AI-driven code review pattern he's been implementing lately called Red Queen Code Review. I like this idea. If I had to put it in a sentence:

Every Code Review "issue" must change either your code, or the AI code review rules file. I.e - code reviews that find something always change something.

A pretty powerful way to "evolve" your AI code review skills continuously. Kudos!

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