World Congress 2026 Europe • Jul 10, 2026 • Session details

Teaching an LLM to review code … like a Senior Engineer!

Kesha Mykhailov

Are out-of-the-box LLMs sabotaging your pull requests with noisy nitpicks? Discover how one team built an evaluation flywheel to train an AI that reviews code like a senior engineer.

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Introduction to evaluating AI code review agents

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Reimagining code reviews in the era of AI

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Reducing pull request cycle times with artificial intelligence

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Enforcing automated code reviews to manage accelerated delivery

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Replacing traditional code reviews with interactive agents

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Introducing LLMs as judges for automated testing

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