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Behavioral Bugs Are Still Slipping Through AI Code Review. Here's What Actually Catches Them.

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Originally published on the Dromeas blog . The pull request looks clean, the linter's green, the tests pass — and the code still does the wrong thing the moment someone hands it an input nobody thought about. Not a crash, not a lint warning. Just the wrong answer, quietly. I've been digging into wh…

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  1. 2026-09-17 15:28 · DEV Community — AI
    Behavioral Bugs Are Still Slipping Through AI Code Review. Here's What Actually Catches Them.

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