Add retry policy to payout processor
MRMarco pushed changes after your review
Take another lookWaiting 2h
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Review Relay knows whose turn it is, detects when the handoff changes, and sends the right reminder without creating notification noise.
State-aware remindersQuiet hoursTwo nudges per day maximum
Review queue
Waiting for action
Improve keyboard navigation for menus
SLReview requested from Sofia
Review requestedWaiting 5h
Cache image metadata off the main thread
CUReview requested from Daniel
Quiet hoursResumes 9:00
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State-aware handoffs
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thenAuthor activity detectedSofia → Take another look
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Active PRs12Across 4 repositories
Waiting for first review5Oldest: 7 hours
Waiting for re-review2Author activity detected
Reminders today8Within team limits
| Pull request | Current handoff | Status | Next reminder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add retry policyacme/payments #1842 | Marco → Sofia | Re-review | Today, 3:00 PM |
| Keyboard navigationacme/web-kit #931 | Author → Daniel | First review | Today, 3:00 PM |
| Cache image metadataacme/mobile #624 | Author → Sofia | Quiet hours | Tomorrow, 9:00 AM |
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