Hidden I/O in Agent Pull Requests: What to Trust, Revert, and Test
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Agent-generated pull requests usually keep the local algorithm looking right while they change how the process talks to the world. A new HTTP client, a time.sleep , a module-level lock, or an unexpected os.environ read is not a style nit. It is a change to the failure domain. Review that surface fi…
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Hidden I/O in Agent Pull Requests: What to Trust, Revert, and Test
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