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From prose to assertions: making 'done' checkable when an AI agent writes the code

The hardest part of an AI coding loop is not getting code written. It is the moment after the agent says "done". When one agent writes the code and another agent reviews it, you have not removed the trust problem — you have just moved it. The reviewer reads the diff, reads the tests, reads the tick…

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  1. 2026-11-03 08:15 · DEV Community — AI
    From prose to assertions: making 'done' checkable when an AI agent writes the code

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