PDD Kit plants one bug per spec clause — a clause that catches none constrains nothing
krishnan · x · 2026-11-10
Part 5 of krishnan's thread distills PDD Kit's methodology:
- The order of work is the lesson: settle intent first, write the checks, then let the agent build
- PDD Kit plants one bug per spec clause (e.g., refusing everyone), and Verus must reject each one
- A clause that catches no bug constrains nothing — contract validity is verified by mutation
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