Yep, agree on annoying developers. So just to cover usability it can run in warn and block mode to address this.

Though to the bigger point of your comment, yes SDLC are becoming faster. We can churn out code at a ridiculous rate. However, doesn't mean it's good code. And hence, there are studies showing things actually slowing down because reviews pile up.

I guess I look at the Change Impact formula (and https://impactgate.officefloor.net implementation of it) as threshold tool. Small changes that aren't contributing to god classes, just let through. When things start to smell, the files involved get marked for review.

Ideally this then can cut down on review time and allow overall increased velocity.

But yes relies on trusting the AI to do "simple" things