Your coding agent said "done" — so why are you still checking everything yourself?
aldi949 · reddit · 2026-10-07
A Reddit post articulates a core pain point in coding agent workflows: if you still have to open the diff, re-check requirements, and verify nothing was missed after the agent says "done," what exactly did you delegate? The author argues the real problem isn't getting agents to write code—it's knowing when the job is actually finished. Completion verification, not generation, is the bottleneck.
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