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Who One-Shot Ya? Why the One-Shot Benchmark Isn't Useful

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"One-shot" AI development (creating entire code projects with a single prompt) is a myth that ignores the need for context. AI agents can't read your mind. And, without essential guidance on scope and environments, they make "reasonable" assumptions that are wrong. True efficiency requires collabor…

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  1. 2026-09-14 14:57 · DEV Community — AI
    Who One-Shot Ya? Why the One-Shot Benchmark Isn't Useful

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