After the AI Writes, Part 1: Don't Carry Someone Else's Work Into Your Commit
Three AI sessions are working in the same checkout. One of them has just finished; you glance at the diff, it looks right, and you run: git add -A && git commit -m "feat: ..." Ten minutes later you open the commit, and three changes are in it that the assistant never wrote and you never read. One s…
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- 2026-11-11 08:23 · DEV Community — AI
After the AI Writes, Part 1: Don't Carry Someone Else's Work Into Your Commit
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