Topic · Updated June 19, 2026

Git Code Review Workflows

Short answer

A git code review workflow is a repeatable way for a coding agent to inspect a repository change, summarize risk, and suggest tests without automatically changing production code. Trusted Workflows treats the best examples as source-linked review patterns: they expose the GitHub repository, license signal, compatible agents, risk surface, and human approval boundary. Start with read-only PR review and CI triage before allowing file writes, comments, labels, or merges.

Git code review workflows turn repository diffs, CI logs, and reviewer context into structured review notes. The safest early pattern is read-only: inspect the source, identify risky files, recommend tests, and stop before commits, labels, comments, or merges.

Who this topic helps

  • Developers using agents to review pull requests.
  • Small teams comparing PR review automation.
  • Reviewers checking CI logs and risky code changes before merge.

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FAQ

What should a git code review workflow output?

It should output a concise review report, risk list, suggested tests, and handoff notes that a human reviewer can audit.

Should an agent automatically merge after review?

No. Early workflows should stay read-only and require human approval for merge, label, release, or file-write actions.