As long as an agent can reward hack, trust needs hard gates. Even Legora's own benchmark says the scaffold matters more than the model.
How do they build theirs?
As long as an agent can reward hack, trust needs hard gates. Even Legora's own benchmark says the scaffold matters more than the model.
How do they build theirs?
My agents still need a gate before they may call a test green.
Real cowboys. Or they know something I don't.
https://marioscheliga.com/blog/ai-ceo-delaware/?utm_source=bluesky
My agents still need a gate before they may call a test green.
Real cowboys. Or they know something I don't.
https://marioscheliga.com/blog/ai-ceo-delaware/?utm_source=bluesky
If they find it, they will play with it. Agents need locks, not trust.
If they find it, they will play with it. Agents need locks, not trust.
180 Claude Code runs: markdown changes the report. A hook outside the codebase changes the result.
https://marioscheliga.com/blog/ai-agent-definition-of-done/?utm_source=bluesky
180 Claude Code runs: markdown changes the report. A hook outside the codebase changes the result.
https://marioscheliga.com/blog/ai-agent-definition-of-done/?utm_source=bluesky