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Why I stopped trusting "fixed" from my coding agent

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Agent edits a file, test goes green, agent says "fixed". But that green test only tells you one thing: the command passes now. It doesn't tell you it failed before. And it doesn't tell you it would fail again without the change. So I built FixProof, a skill file plus a small Python CLI (stdlib only…

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  1. 2026-10-25 22:52 · DEV Community — AI
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