Andrew Paugh developed foundational governance for code review in the dialpad/dialtone repository by implementing a dedicated Gemini Code Review Tool configuration. He introduced a custom Gemini config file using YAML and Git, standardizing review parameters to disable non-essential features, define comment severity levels, and specify pull request notification triggers. This approach established consistent review practices and reduced workflow noise, enabling faster and more predictable code merges. The configuration was committed under a NO-JIRA policy, aligning with lightweight workflow preferences. While no bugs were fixed during this period, Andrew’s work laid the groundwork for improved auditability and streamlined code review processes.