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What evidence do you actually need to debug or audit an AI coding session?

​ I’ve been thinking about a problem that seems easy to underestimate: when an AI coding session produces an unexpected result, how much of the session do you need to reconstruct what actually happened? A transcript alone may not tell the whole story. Depending on the platform, useful evidence coul…

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  1. 2026-10-27 17:57 · r/AI_Agents
    What evidence do you actually need to debug or audit an AI coding session?

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