A reproducible way to give coding agents the right starting file, allowed edit roots, package checks, and matching human documentation.
Most mistakes I see from coding agents do not begin with bad code.
They begin one step earlier.
The agent opens the wrong documentation, assumes a neighboring package owns the
change, edits a directory that was supposed to be out of scope, and finishes by
running a repository-wide test that says very little about the package it
Here's the failure mode I keep running into. A team gives a coding agent a repo, a task, and maybe a...
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