Because it is normal these days for people to be given work they have no clue about. Then I get PRs that want to make me cry from them.

So we setup llm based reviews that catch 99% of simple problems saving us 7 out of 8 rounds of PR reviews.

Seriously. Even as simple rules as: - if you submit a PR with new X, put a link to a successful run of said X to proove it's working. - if you choose not to reuse Y, but create a new one explain why.

Those are 100% ignored by people (or their crappy LLMs more likely - so I have to teach them how to prompt, or tell them which models to use for what).

Instead of loosing sanity responding for the 10th time to someone in time zone 12h away that he tries to merge reimplementation of what we already have with no description and no test run I have an automatic llm review that tells them that exact thing 2min after they create the PR.