Ninety Minutes, One Hypothesis: Spiking a Free-Model Coding Agent Before You Trust It
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Adoption of AI coding tools still runs on vibes. A demo lands, a team enables the tool, nobody measures the outcome. Meanwhile the models keep improving. A time-boxed spike replaces vibes with evidence. Ninety minutes, one hypothesis, and a verdict you can defend. The hypothesis goes in writing fir…
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Ninety Minutes, One Hypothesis: Spiking a Free-Model Coding Agent Before You Trust It
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