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MiaAIlab says an AI-assisted debugging session went sideways when an Opus-generated handoff contained the wrong diagnosis.
Why it mattersThe post says DeepSeek V4.1 Flash spotted the mistake, while Grok 4.6, checked through Cursor, was used as a second opinion. It is one developer’s account, not a controlled test, but it points to a useful habit for agentic coding: treat model handoffs as hypotheses worth checking, not as evidence with a tiny bow on top.
Discuss: When coding agents disagree, should a second model be the default checker, or does that simply add another layer of confident uncertainty?
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