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STPA-inspired questions tied a plain checklist in my coding agent. Their one win: Claude asking about timing.

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STPA is a safety method from MIT that asks when an automatic action becomes unsafe. I put its questions into my AI coding agent's rules, then replayed three real past changes with no rule, with a plain "check what this could break" rule, and with STPA. On average STPA did no better than the plain r…

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  1. 2026-10-16 07:24 · DEV Community — AI
    STPA-inspired questions tied a plain checklist in my coding agent. Their one win: Claude asking about timing.

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