Recorded on 2 de novembro de 2026
A Claude Code pull request meets the team's quality bar
A developer fixed a voice-token authorization gap with Claude Code and opened the pull request themselves. Coroid checked it with the same Quality Control it applies to its own work, and Coroid Review read it. From the same session, the developer asked Coroid over MCP for tests, and Coroid delivered that pull request too.
- To the pull request
- 31 min
- To the merge
- 1 h 29 min
- Agent runs
- 4
- Criteria verified
- 8 of 8
- Model spend
- US$ 0,26
- Change
- 3 files, +213 −1
What was asked
Developer: check on the server that a caller is really in the voice room their token names. Coroid task, filed over MCP: add tests to the studio app.
What happened on the way
On the developer's pull request, Quality Control reported new findings as advice. The developer fixed the ones that were right and answered the others on the pull request. Coroid's pull request had no findings in its code, and QA verified every planned criterion.
The outcome
Both merged through the same bar: Expo's CI, Coroid Security and Quality Control on each. The voice token route now signs only for the instance the guest is connected to, and the studio app has its first tests. Provenance tells them apart: one made outside Coroid, one made by Coroid with its request, plan, QA verdicts and review.
The record
- Pull request #201Made outside CoroidMerged as 7407b4505
- Pull request #202Made by CoroidMerged as 156a3ffd4
- 1 task recorded in Coroid
The repository is private, so this record names its pull requests and does not link them.