My Canary Reviewer Trusted Its Own Memory. I Made Every Verdict Carry a Receipt.
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Every deployment reviewer has a blind spot, and mine followed me around for two days: it remembered the system the way it looked before the deploy. I spent two days asking a free model to review a canary release, and it nearly approved a broken version because the baseline still looked normal in it…
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My Canary Reviewer Trusted Its Own Memory. I Made Every Verdict Carry a Receipt.
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