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Hot Take: you don't need AI agents 90% of the time, a 1-pass AI edit is enough

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In the AI coding community, I see a constant push toward fully autonomous agents—letting the AI research, spec, plan, execute, and test entirely on its own while you step away from the keyboard. I’ve been experimenting with agentic coding since it started. As an experienced dev working on fairly la…

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  1. 2026-09-12 06:39 · r/AI_Agents
    Hot Take: you don't need AI agents 90% of the time, a 1-pass AI edit is enough

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