You don't need special models. The current ones can do decent code review as long as: - you define exactly what you want out of the review - spell out that you

You don't need special models. The current ones can do decent code review as long as: - you define exactly what you want out of the review - spell out that you want low abstraction, straightforward code, limit indirection (and a hundred other rules) - provide enough code context for the review, which is tricky to do without effectively sending the whole project But the models are already capable. Using them effectively is the tricky part.