What works, what goes wrong, and how to tell the difference.
An agent that can read the code writes better docs than one that cannot, because it can check what the function actually does rather than what its name suggests.
The rule that matters more than the tool: give the agent something that can prove it succeeded. A task with a test, a build or a linter attached comes back verified. A task with none comes back plausible, and plausible is the expensive kind of wrong.
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