A quick question: How do you currently review AI-Generated Code Changes?
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'Cause One thing AI coding agents have made very obvious to me: "the code works" and "this is the right change" are not the same thing. A change can pass tests and still violate the repo architecture, cross a boundary it should not touch, introduce a shortcut that becomes technical debt, solve the…
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- 2026-09-07 05:50 · r/AI_Agents
A quick question: How do you currently review AI-Generated Code Changes?
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