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Connecting AI review output to the CI pipeline and configuring a rule engine so that merges are blocked only when an issue triggers a specific code pattern (such as memory allocated without being freed, or a path where a lock is not released), while other issues are recorded as comments without blocking the process, can decouple the volume of findings from the volume of fixes.
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