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The Code Exorcist Pattern: Why AI Agents Should Diagnose Bugs But Never Write the Final Fix

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Originally published on tamiz.pro . The promise of autonomous software engineering is seductive. The vision is simple: feed a production incident ticket to an LLM agent, and it writes, tests, and deploys the patch by morning. In reality, this fully automated loop is a recipe for subtle, costly regr…

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  1. 2026-10-02 12:03 · DEV Community — AI
    The Code Exorcist Pattern: Why AI Agents Should Diagnose Bugs But Never Write the Final Fix

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