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weekly — 2026-W19

Decisions made

prd

competitive

premortem

metrics

  • 2026-05-06 — North Star = TTFR < 4h on 80% of PRs; 3 supporting (acceptance, FP rate, depth coverage) + 2 counter-metrics (cycle-time, noise ratio): ./metrics-code-review-2026-05-06.md

eval

run-eval

lint

  • 2026-05-08 — 3 findings: brief-not-yet-written, eval re-run pending, metrics counter-metric C1 not represented in eval (documentation gap): ./lint-2026-05-08.md

launch-readiness

brief

Open loops aging

(No code-review-slug open loops this week — the corpus is fresh and complete.)

One thing I changed my mind about

I went into the week assuming auto-summary on PR open was the headline feature. The premortem changed that. Failure story #2 ("devs muted the bot org-wide on day 3 because every PR got 14 comments") is mostly an auto-summary problem at scale, and the white-space competitive analysis pointed at suggested-reviewer nomination as the actually-differentiated capability that no competitor does well. I cut auto-summary's scope: it now ships as a single short paragraph rather than the structured Risk-Summary-Files-Touched template I'd originally drafted. Same surface, less rope to hang ourselves with on day 3. Confidence: high that this was the right trade — eval tc-08-noise-stress-test validated that comment count, not summary richness, is the failure axis. Tracking it as supporting metric S3 (review depth coverage) so we'd notice if I'm wrong.