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We Thought TDD Would Make AI Code Reliable. Our Tests Had Holes.

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We thought we had found a way to get consistently solid software from AI coding agents: make them use test-driven development. If the agent writes the tests too, reaching 90 percent coverage or more can look almost routine. That sounds like the safety net we have been waiting for. Then I realized i…

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  1. 2026-10-10 13:41 · DEV Community — AI
    We Thought TDD Would Make AI Code Reliable. Our Tests Had Holes.

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