AI can produce more code than ever. The bottleneck is no longer writing it - it's reviewing it. Here's how I made it less painful.

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AI coding assistants now generate code faster than developers can review it, creating a new bottleneck. To address this, the author built a Claude Code skill that splits diffs into logical blocks grouped by concern (not by file), adds inline annotations explaining why changes were made, and generates an interactive HTML review page with comment export. The post also covers preventing repeated AI mistakes via memory files (AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md) and linters, and warns against accumulating 'AI slop' through inadequate review practices.

The review bottleneck: when AI codes faster than you can read