Forty review rounds on code that had already been reviewed
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Last time I wrote about skillmem — a local memory for coding agents — it was about a hole we found in it: a stranger's README could come back a day later looking like the user's own rule. Two independent reviews later, 0.10 closed it, and I believed the hole was one and it was shut. 0.11.0 shipped…
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Forty review rounds on code that had already been reviewed
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