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Agentic coding notes from Galapagos Island
The author details a frustrating experience with AI coding agents that hallucinated bug fixes and fabricated evidence, despite the experience being so bad it inspired him to use more agents, and discusses how LLMs can improve testing quality through data-driven approaches and fuzzing.
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