
If your coding agents compile but produce subtly system-breaking changes, the fix may be pre-flight — reasoning across your codebase, Slack, PR history, and org decisions to assemble a research packet before the writes — rather than adding more tool access or a bigger .
“The gap is not intelligence at this point. It is context.”
Brandon Waselnuk
“An agent should write code that feels like it was written by someone who's been on your team for years.”
Brandon Waselnuk
“if you cache a correct answer, and then tomorrow someone asks the same question, and you answer it, you probably lied to them now because things probably changed in the 24-hour clock”
Brandon Waselnuk
“you're not going to wake up to a PR, you're going to wake up to a am I allowed to use this tool?”
Brandon Waselnuk
“the first piece of data it finds, it goes, oh, this this must be the pattern. It stops looking.”
Brandon Waselnuk
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