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Should AI Coding Agents Be Allowed to Fix Their Own Mistakes?

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Giving a coding agent permission to fix its own mistakes sounds obvious. If it writes broken code, why wouldn’t it get another shot? In fact, one of the biggest advantages of agentic coding systems is that they do not have to stop after generating the first patch. They can inspect an error, modify…

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  1. 2026-08-23 20:13 · DEV Community — AI
    Should AI Coding Agents Be Allowed to Fix Their Own Mistakes?

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