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One Good Patch Proves Nothing: Five Myths About Judging a Free AI Coding Tier

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A familiar scene plays out in a team channel: someone pastes a forty-line refactor that an assistant produced on the first try, and the room quietly agrees the tool is ready for real work. Two weeks later the same tool opens pull requests that ignore the team's error-handling convention, and nobody…

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  1. 2026-11-05 15:27 · DEV Community — AI
    One Good Patch Proves Nothing: Five Myths About Judging a Free AI Coding Tier

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