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AI-Assisted CODEOWNERS and Monorepo Routing
Use Claude or GPT to propose CODEOWNERS rules and PR-auto-routing in large monorepos.
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What this lesson covers
Learning path
The main moves in order
- 1The premise
- 2monorepo
- 3CODEOWNERS
- 4review routing
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Section 1
The premise
LLMs can infer probable owners from git blame and folder structure, but org-chart truth still requires human confirmation.
What AI does well here
- Cluster files by likely team based on imports and history.
- Draft a CODEOWNERS file with rationale comments.
- Suggest review-load balancing across owners.
What AI cannot do
- Know who is on PTO or leaving the company.
- Resolve ownership disputes between teams.
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