A weekly summary of the code you reviewed and the patterns worth naming -- yours and the team's.
Review feedback is the team's collective knowledge, delivered one comment at a time and then forgotten. The same mistake gets reviewed in twelve PRs, twelve times, forever.
Nobody steps back to see the pattern, because the pattern only exists across reviews, and nobody reads back through the week.
Every week, this routine summarizes what you reviewed: the themes in the code, the comments you keep writing, the patterns worth a team conversation.
You turn repeated review comments into one shared lesson. The twelfth identical nit becomes the last one.
Copy this prompt into a new Littlebird routine. Edit the days and times to fit your schedule.
Every Friday summarize the code I reviewed this week and note any patterns or recurring issues
Chat skills wait for you. Routines do not.
With a Claude or ChatGPT skill, you are the integration: copy the email, paste the calendar, explain the background, then carry the answer back out.
Littlebird skips the middleman. It reads the sources directly, runs on your schedule, and your data is never sold or used to train a model.
Others' -- the code you reviewed. It mirrors back the patterns in what you read and how you responded.
It is yours to share. Many leads paste the patterns into a team channel and retire a whole class of comments.
That is fine -- 14 days free, then $17 a month on Plus ($20 month-to-month). Cancel when the project ends.
Every single one: Plus ($17/mo, $20 month-to-month), Pro ($100), Team ($17/seat), Student ($15) -- all with 14 days free.
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