The Agent That Approved Its Own Defaults: A Take-Home Packet for AI Reviewers
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AI code reviewers frequently praise default-filling tool loops as resilient, even when those loops invent facts that never arrived from a tool. This take-home packet asks a candidate reviewer to inspect a small TypeScript agent that confirms its own incomplete tool results. The core finding is simp…
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The Agent That Approved Its Own Defaults: A Take-Home Packet for AI Reviewers
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