Agents can test your code in ways that took weeks to build before — and catch human-introduced bugs
remilouf · x · 2026-10-05
remilouf reminds developers that AI agents can now test code in ways that would have taken weeks to implement previously, and that he has caught nasty bugs introduced by humans themselves — highlighting the underrated value of agents in testing and verification workflows.
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