How to review AI-generated code before it ships: a practical checklist

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AI coding tools are very good at one thing: producing code that runs. Describe a feature, get a working version in minutes, click through it, and it looks finished. That is the trap. "It runs" is the lowest bar code can clear. The expensive problems show up later: when someone else has to change it…

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2026-10-26 13:57 · DEV Community — AI
How to review AI-generated code before it ships: a practical checklist

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