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One Correction Wave: A Stop Rule for AI-Assisted Review

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A reviewer finds a bug. A coding agent fixes it. The fix triggers another review. The reviewer finds a style issue. The agent changes it. A new run notices a nearby concern. Soon the pull request has ten commits, three of them correcting earlier corrections, and nobody is sure which result is the o…

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    One Correction Wave: A Stop Rule for AI-Assisted Review

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