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Lauren Tan reviews merged PRs by sampling spot checks rather than fully blocking review, and focuses on error patterns that Agents repeatedly make in order to fix the environment (such as adjusting lint rules, type constraints, or skills).
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10/27/2026
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Building a Lights-Out Factory with a Dozen Agents: Lauren Tan's Trust Ladder and the Michelin Kitchen
bilibiliFUSEVO小融10/26/2026
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