How do you know the agent isn't quietly rotting your codebase?
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The question is not whether coding agents write working code. They do. The question is what a year of it leaves behind. The decay is quiet because every individual change looks fine. The feature works, the tests are green, the diff was reviewed by somebody who had four other things to do. What accu…
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How do you know the agent isn't quietly rotting your codebase?
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