Large language models are surprisingly optimistic reviewers.
Ask an LLM to review an implementation plan and it will often approve things that are objectively wrong:
Non-existent file paths
Incorrect function signatures
Missing edge cases
Large language models are surprisingly optimistic reviewers. Ask an LLM to review an implementation...
Large language models are surprisingly optimistic reviewers.
Ask an LLM to review an implementation plan and it will often approve things that are objectively wrong:
Non-existent file paths
Incorrect function signatures
Missing edge cases

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