5 things I lock down in a repo before I let an agent loose in it
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Handing a coding agent write access to a repo is like giving a very fast, very literal contractor your keys for the weekend. Most of the time it does good work. The setup you do beforehand decides whether its worst mistake is a bad commit you revert or a credential on the open internet. These are t…
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5 things I lock down in a repo before I let an agent loose in it
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