> It's asking an author to suddenly become an editor. It’s asking an author to suddenly become an editor if they decide to use the robot for a task. Certain w

> It's asking an author to suddenly become an editor. It’s asking an author to suddenly become an editor if they decide to use the robot for a task. Certain workplaces are demanding this - but not all. Many still just want working commits without tech debt. In fact, private and public teams alike are backed up at the PR review stage, so, lots of sane places wouldn’t mind individual contributors using the robot less - especially if its use increases the complexity of reviewing the task. Speed isn’t the only variable to optimize for!