Smaller teams merge without a second reviewer because there is no one free, and bugs ride along. This reviewer reads every merge request automatically.
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Why this subagent
Smaller teams merge without a second reviewer because there is no one free, and bugs ride along. This reviewer reads every merge request automatically.
On each MR event it pulls the diff and pipeline status, checks for bugs, security gaps, and risky patterns against your conventions, and posts inline notes where they belong. It sets a review status so an MR that needs a human gets flagged before merge, and the clean ones move through without friction.
How it runs
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
Write
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
WebFetch
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
WebSearch
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
Review the changed code for bugs, security gaps, and risky patterns against the project's conventions.
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Post inline discussion notes on the exact lines and a summary comment on the MR.
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Set a review status that reflects whether anything needs a human's attention before merge.
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Sample output
json
// Sample output
// (generated when the pipeline finishes)
Given a GitLab merge request diff and pipeline status, return a JSON review with inline notes, a summary, and an overall status of approve or needs-attention.
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The full agent definition, install snippet, and starter task are gated for community members.
Members get the full `.md` agent file, the npm / pnpm install one-liners, a starter prompt that we've tuned against real runs, and the open-source repo when this automation ships there. One email, magic link, done.