before AI slop, there was human slop
Singaporean Cursor engineer
@poteto, shipping ~1,000 PRs a month with coding agents, says it comes down to one thing:
“Let the agent run and test its own code. It doesn't guarantee good code, but it allows correct code ... I've gotten to a point where I really don't look at the code anymore.”
most people give agents a prompt and pray
She gives her agents the ability to run, test, and verify their own work, closing the feedback loop and shipping at a scale most developers can only imagine
Prompt → Agent writes → Agent runs → Agent verifies → Ship
The real skill isn't getting AI to write more code. It's getting AI to verify its own work
a few minutes that might completely change how you use coding agents
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