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by jtbetz22
100 days ago
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Interesting. I don't know if people are trusting AI-generated code too much, but AI is generating way more code than humans can review, and the 'looks fine' bar is what the AI gets held to. I strongly agree with you that the solution likely involves pushing the correction mechanism much closer to the point of code generation. You want to put the AI back on track as soon as it starts to stray, you can't let it build a lot on top of a mistake. My own attempt at resolving this involves running a set of deterministic checks on agent-generated code at the end of every agent turn, along with a lightweight AI-powered review on every commit, and deep AI review on PRs before merge. I am pretty happy with the results so far. |
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