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Larsen Cundric proposed a rule for coding with agents: before requesting a change, first agree on how both sides will confirm that the change works. The acceptance methods he gives include a test that currently fails, a command you can run yourself, and logs or screenshots of real run results; a "done" without evidence will be sent back. He believes most failed agent sessions begin with vague requirements and missing checks, and he invites readers to share their own criteria for trusting an agent's "done."
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Agree on verifiable completion criteria before writing code with agents
Larsen Cundric proposes a rule for writing code with agents: before requesting a change, first agree on how both sides will confirm the change works. His acceptance methods include a test that currently fails, a command you can run yourself, and logs or screenshots of real run results; a "done" without evidence will be sent back. He believes most failed agent sessions start with vague requirements and missing checks, and he asks readers to share their own criteria for trusting an agent's "done."