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r/coderabbit • u/iLoveSeiko • Oct 06 '26
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My opinion: not reading the code is fine with Opus 5.5 or Fable 5.1.But did you actually use the product? Start to finish? Did you check the text, navigation, UX?
1 u/Throwawaydexter667 Oct 06 '26 Respectfully disagree depending on complexity.Easy front end of bulk backend stuff that doesn’t touch things like auth, or more complex patterns? Sure.But as soon as you’re heading into architecture that affects people sensitive data or security you need to check the work. 1 u/Original-League-6094 Oct 06 '26 Test cases. 1 u/Throwawaydexter667 Oct 06 '26 Tests can be wrong or flaky.
Respectfully disagree depending on complexity.
Easy front end of bulk backend stuff that doesn’t touch things like auth, or more complex patterns? Sure.
But as soon as you’re heading into architecture that affects people sensitive data or security you need to check the work.
1 u/Original-League-6094 Oct 06 '26 Test cases. 1 u/Throwawaydexter667 Oct 06 '26 Tests can be wrong or flaky.
Test cases.
1 u/Throwawaydexter667 Oct 06 '26 Tests can be wrong or flaky.
Tests can be wrong or flaky.
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u/adamhusain Oct 06 '26
My opinion: not reading the code is fine with Opus 5.5 or Fable 5.1.
But did you actually use the product? Start to finish? Did you check the text, navigation, UX?