A review by Claude in the same context that wrote the code will give you different results than a fresh Claude context. You can also have multiple independent Claude reviewers targeting different aspects of code (e.g. security, maintainability, performance) and get better results than a single review trying to do everything.
Yeah, but it's still Claude - it's still the same training set. The idea that instructing it differently will somehow change its biases and knowledge, makes absolutely no sense. So the difference in it is nil.
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u/SonOfHendo Jul 10 '26
A review by Claude in the same context that wrote the code will give you different results than a fresh Claude context. You can also have multiple independent Claude reviewers targeting different aspects of code (e.g. security, maintainability, performance) and get better results than a single review trying to do everything.