Google Open-Sources Sashiko AI Code Review System for Linux Kernel
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Summary
Google engineers have developed and open-sourced Sashiko, an agentic AI code review system specifically designed for the Linux kernel. The system has been used internally at Google to uncover issues and is now publicly available to review all submissions to the Linux kernel mailing list. The project is funded by Google and will continue upstream Linux kernel code review work.
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· 4 pulledGoogle engineers have been spending the past number of months developing Sashiko as an agentic AI code review system for the Linux kernel.
It's now open-source and publicly available and will continue to do upstream Linux kernel code review thanks to funding from Google.
Roman Gushchin of Google's Linux kernel team announced yesterday as this new agentic AI code review system.
They have been using it internally at Google for some time to uncover issues and it's now publicly available and covering all submissions to the Linux kernel mailing list.
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