Seroter Daily: Stopping Coding Agents From Faking Tests and AI Tensions in the SDLC
rseroter · x · 2026-11-13
Richard Seroter's daily reading list (#909) rounds up AI-in-SDLC content:
- Modern Web Guidance 1.0 from the Chrome team: a set of skills you give your coding agent to build better web apps.
- Stopping coding agents from weakening or faking tests: keep trusted tests outside the agent's workspace so it can't alter them to pass.
- A2UI 1.0 for building personalized, contextual agentic UIs.
- Same harness, different habits: Opus vs. Argon in Antigravity tackle tasks very differently even under identical rules.
- AI agents repeating 2019's microservices mistake: a warning against splitting multi-agent systems without good reason.
- Plus posts on privacy-first intelligent eyewear, Flutter 3.50, and navigating AI tensions across the software development lifecycle.
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