Best rule in my agent setup this week was for the model that reviews a change not to be…
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Best rule in my agent setup this week was for the model that reviews a change not to be from the same family as the one that wrote it. Models from one family tend to share blind spots. If the writer's bad assumption looks fine to it, it will probably look fine to its sibling too. Risky changes get two independent reviews. Cheap helpers (like local models) do the grunt work, so paid usage goes where it matters. How do you review your agents code?
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