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Giving your codebase entirely to the agent

Dev for 14 years. I've seen plenty of posts about companies forcing agents on everyone. Mine isn't one of those - you're encouraged to use them, but the output has to be something a human can read, and you're still the one responsible for it. I think the real line is whether you give the codebase c…

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  1. 2026-10-07 10:59 · r/AI_Agents
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