A free-to-read Zenn book describes five stages for making AI review a continuous system: converting design documents to Markdown to detect conversion loss, managing docs with pull requests and GitHub Actions, growing review criteria from accept/reject records, using multiple models as judges, and adding a 'run it to verify' CI job.
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