Deterministic Evals for Coding Agents: Prove the Fix
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Your coding agent says it fixed the retry bug. The diff looks reasonable, its new test passes, and an LLM reviewer gives the patch a high score. None of those results proves that a duplicate webhook can no longer charge the customer twice. The missing piece is a deterministic eval that makes the fa…
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Deterministic Evals for Coding Agents: Prove the Fix
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