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Does anyone out there working with AI coding agents not have this policy?

• AppleBananaPie 5mo ago
  Not to be pedantic and apologies if this is what you meant but my experience has been enforcement of that policy being the problem. Will be interesting to see if / when enforcement happens given management is currently being pushed to encourage AI use
• CivBase 5mo ago
  Not at PocketOS. It's hard to believe they're the only ones.
• sadengineer22 5mo ago
  Depends on what is meant by "fully responsible" I guess. At my company non-engineers push code to production where the only reviewer is frequently an LLM, if the code is broken they get an LLM to fix it. The human does not understand the code, they are not even trying to, this is pure vibe coding. We also have engineers who push code to production that they have not written, and not fully read, and has not been read by another human (at least not in detail). I would say that counts as "not having that policy". Based on what management tells us, we are dead if we don't operate this way.
  • djhn 5mo ago
    That is certifiably insane if that code touches anything that’s exposed to the internet or any PII. What kind of industries is those acceptable in?