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A thing I found quite amusing about the AI agents I've toyed with is that they have a step where they do a code review of their changelist, usually switching to a different "persona" when they write it so that they're not seeing it as "their own" code. It's funny reading at the critiques and compliments it gives the "other agent" it's checking the changes for.
I haven't seen this feature yet, but it might be a good future enhancement to ensure that the harness literally uses a different model for the code review from the one that wrote the code in the first place. If Claude wrote the code have GPT do the review, and vice versa, for example. Wouldn't be surprised if the feature exists and I just haven't spotted it yet though, things change fast.
I use Cursor for work (Claude Code at home), and Cursor gives the option to select your model. I've dabbled a bit with GPT for the review of Claude code - haven't found anything dramatically better doing that than just Claude prompted to "wear the reviewer hat now."
Yeah, I wouldn't use a framework that didn't let you select the basic model. I'm just thinking about having it automatically switch to a different one during the review "phase". It's not as popular a coding agent these days but I like using Google's Antigravity and it's capable of being told to go through the sequence of steps "plan - > write documentation -> implement the plan -> run unit tests -> do a code review" automatically without needing to be prompted at each step. That's where it would be nice to have it automatically switch for the review.
"Wear the reviewer hat now" does seem to work quite well with the same model, but if more models from different lineages are available it just seems like the right thing to do to switch to another one.