[💡design]
The.workflowName class usesmax-width: 200px withwhite-space: nowrap,overflow: hidden, andtext-overflow: ellipsis. This combination will truncate text that exceeds 200px, which might not be suitable for all content. Consider whether this truncation is acceptable for all cases.

[⚠️readability]
The<tr> elements should be wrapped in a<thead> and<tbody> for better semantic HTML structure and accessibility.

[❗❗correctness]
The text 'Passed' is used in both branches of the conditional rendering. It seems like a mistake since the icon suggests a different result. Consider changing the text in the else branch to 'Failed' or another appropriate term.

[💡maintainability]
The use offilter(r => !!r.aiWorkflowId) assumes thataiWorkflowId is the only property needed fromreviewers. If additional properties are required in the future, this filtering logic might need to be updated. Consider whether this assumption is safe for future changes.

[⚠️correctness]
ThepropertyName for the 'Reviewer' column is set to 'submittedDate', which seems incorrect. This could lead to confusion or errors when accessing the column data. Consider using a more appropriate property name that reflects the column's purpose.

[❗❗correctness]
Using the non-null assertion operator! onprops.aiReviewers assumes that it is always defined when this code executes. Ifprops.aiReviewers can be undefined, this could lead to runtime errors. Consider adding a check or default value to ensure safety.

[💡readability]
The class name.reviewersDropown appears to have a typo. It should likely be.reviewersDropdown for clarity and consistency.

[💡readability]
Using-1 * $sp-4 formargin-left might be less clear than simply using-$sp-4. Consider simplifying the expression for better readability.

[⚠️accessibility]
Consider addingrole='button' andtabIndex='0' to the<span> to improve accessibility for keyboard users and screen readers.

[💡usability]
Ensure that theChevronDownIcon rotates when the dropdown is open to provide a visual cue to users.

[⚠️maintainability]
The selector.table .aiReviewersTableRow.aiReviewersTableRow seems to have a duplicated class name. This could lead to confusion or unintended styling issues. Consider removing the duplicate class name.

[❗❗correctness]
UsinguseState with aSet can lead to unexpected behavior because React does not detect changes to the internal state of aSet. Consider using an array or another data structure that React can track changes to more effectively.

[⚠️design]
The conditional rendering of the AI Reviewer column header is based on the presence ofprops.aiReviewers. Ifprops.aiReviewers is undefined or an empty array, this column will not be rendered, which might lead to inconsistent table structures. Ensure that the table structure remains consistent regardless of the data.

[⚠️maintainability]
ThecolSpan value of 4 assumes a fixed number of columns. If the table structure changes, this could lead to layout issues. Consider dynamically calculatingcolSpan based on the number of columns to ensure future maintainability.

[⚠️performance]
TheuseSWR hook is using a customfetcher function that makes multiple requests usingPromise.all. This approach could lead to performance issues ifworkflowIds is large, as it will send all requests concurrently. Consider implementing a batching mechanism or limiting the number of concurrent requests to improve performance.

[💡maintainability]
The function nameuseFetchAiWorkflowsRuns is very similar touseFetchAiWorkflowRuns, which could lead to confusion. Consider renaming one of the functions to more clearly distinguish their purposes.

[❗❗correctness]
ChangingisAIReviewer from aboolean toaiWorkflowId as anoptional string alters the data model significantly. Ensure that all parts of the codebase that rely on this field are updated accordingly to handle the new type and potentialundefined value. This change could impact logic that previously depended on a boolean check.