`entire review` in v0.6.2 now exposes live multi-agent progress and failure signals through JSONL output, making review execution more observable instead of only showing results at the end of a run.
Scattered source updates, isolated context, and manual follow-up across multiple feeds.
Added real-time JSONL event streaming for `entire review` and updated review execution feedback so progress and failure outcomes are surfaced continuously during a run.
Developers and automation operators using `entire review` can monitor long review sessions as they execute, so failures and stalls are visible earlier and teams can intervene before wasting time on a full, unproductive cycle; this reduces uncertainty in CI workflows and lowers the cost of debugging long checks, but teams should watch for log parser compatibility, increased event volume in downstream tooling, and whether the expanded default scope (including uncommitted changes) changes review signal-to-noise.
Developers and automation operators using `entire review` can monitor long review sessions as they execute, so failures and stalls are visible earlier and teams can intervene before wasting time on a full, unproductive cycle; this reduces uncertainty in CI workflows and lowers the cost of debugging long checks, but teams should watch for log parser compatibility, increased event volume in downstream tooling, and whether the expanded default scope (including uncommitted changes) changes review signal-to-noise.