Do you think AI coding agents should be allowed to see every test used to approve their work?
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I have been thinking about this while working with coding agents. We normally give the agent the code, the tests, the error output and then let it iterate until everything turns green. That is great for debugging. But it also creates a strange problem. If the same agent can see every check used to…
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Do you think AI coding agents should be allowed to see every test used to approve their work?
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