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The default behavior of coding agents is to 'rush to help'—asking few questions and quickly churning out work—which tends to produce large amounts of rewritten code that needs to be thrown away.
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8/27/2026
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grill-me：写代码前让AI拷问你45分钟，省下无数返工
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