Your agents open pull requests faster than your team can check them. Approving them is not a review policy.

This talk is about the review process that matches modern realities. Who reviews agent-written code, and what they should actually look at. How much review a change deserves, and when this decision is taken. Who stays accountable when the code is fully generated. And how to keep a record of why a change was made, so the person who signed off can explain it six months later.

Drawn from our discovery interviews with multiple PHP teams, from Symfony agencies to a 2,000-engineer group, and from how we run review in Upsun ourselves. You leave with a review guidelines that you can start applying in your next development cycle.