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What changes when a machine writes most of the code: how to review it, how to constrain it, and how to know the result holds.
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- Engineering
Reviewing code you did not write: what catches problems
The bottleneck moved. Writing code stopped being the slow part around 2025; reading it never got faster, and that is where the hours go now.
- Engineering
Why coding agents get worse as the codebase gets bigger
Agents demo well on a new project and disappoint on a real one. The gap comes from what the model was shown before it started writing.
- Engineering
Tests written by a machine: when they help and when they lie
A generated test suite arrives with the feature and every test is green. That tells you less than it appears, and sometimes nothing at all.
- Engineering
Running several coding agents at once without them colliding
Four agents on one working copy give you four processes overwriting each other's files, with no record of who won.