It's hard enough to get some engineers on my team to understand the output of their AI when they throw up PRs now. But this is 10x worse when its non-engineers (PMs) doing so.

Today, I was auto-tagged in a PR that touched part of the codebase I'm a dedicated code owner for. An update to our team's owned code to make [feature] work for the +1k line PR. I wasn't reviewing that entire PR. I don't have time. I'll let the other team do it. At this point, with the amount of slop that goes through, its their problem if it breaks. But I'll be damned if its my teams code that causes issues.

I treated our code changes like any other PR, and left the comments pointed out the issues.

The PM clearly just asked claude to "implement a fix" and pushed it back up, but this time with more issues, and then more commits came with additional feature changes, that added other issues.

I left comments, and the same happened.…