“Sam made a really good point that you cannot hand your work over to agents unless it does two things: define what good looks like; prove that your system does what this good definition looks like.”

The Pragmatic Engineer · Building resilient systems with Sam Newman

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advocates defining ‘what good looks like’ and proving the system meets that definition before handing work to agents

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