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As AI agents produce code faster, Tessl argues that traditional human code review can become a bottleneck. Its proposed answer is to treat agent-written code and the inputs behind it as untrusted, rather than assuming a machine-produced change is safe to ship.
Why it mattersThe practical recommendation is clear: agents should have no direct authority to deploy to production. Instead, deterministic pipelines should check changes against customer intent and automated validation before release. That is a specific guardrail, not evidence that Tessl’s approach has been tested as a complete system.
Discuss: Should coding agents ever be allowed to deploy directly, or should that final gate always belong to a controlled pipeline?
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