QodariumTwo clear outcomes
Accepted or Changes requested is easier to understand than an elaborate workflow with ambiguous states.
Team collaborationTeam · Planned
A review loop with a clear answer
Turn agent output into a shared decision. Give a result an owner, inspect the evidence and record whether it is accepted or needs another pass.
QODARIUM / TEAM COLLABORATION
YOUR WORK. IN CONTEXT.
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Finished by the agent is not accepted by the team
An agent can report completion while important questions remain. The code may need another test, the goal may be only partly met or the reviewer may want a simpler approach.
The planned Qodarium Team review loop makes that distinction explicit with Accepted and Changes requested decisions. It is a lightweight workflow around a result, not a substitute for engineering judgment.
A review that moves work forward
Prepare the evidence
Include a summary of the change, relevant files, verification and known limitations.
Inspect in context
Review the diff and the task goal together. Run additional checks where the result warrants them.
Record a decision
Accept the result or describe the changes needed for another pass.
Close the loop
Link the next session to the review request so the agent does not have to infer the feedback.
Designed to stay lightweight
The original goal
Evaluate the result against the requested outcome, not only the size of the diff.
Human accountability
A named reviewer remains responsible for the decision to move the work forward.
Existing Git workflows
Use your repository's merge and pull-request process where it provides the final integration boundary.
A few good questions
Does acceptance merge the branch?
Do not assume that it does. A workspace review decision and a Git merge are separate actions unless a released integration explicitly connects them.
A little less watching. A lot more building.Make room for
Make room for
long-running ideas.
A workspace that holds the context while you focus on what comes next.
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