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The default behavior of LLM coding agents is to reuse and extend existing abstractions rather than reevaluate whether they are appropriate; this stems from the large number of examples of 'following existing interfaces' in the training data, and from agents typically lacking understanding of the historical decision context of the codebase.
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10/13/2026
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