He stopped reading code: 13 parallel AI agents caught a critical bug humans missed
every · x · 2026-09-24
Every's Kieran Klaassen describes shipping a 27-file, 1,000+ line fix written entirely by Claude Code—he never read most of it and it shipped bug-free. Instead of line-by-line review, 13 specialized AI agents reviewed the change in parallel; each finding became a decision that trained the system on what to catch next. A hands-on account of rebuilding code review for agent-scale output.
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