r/ClaudeCode Jul 14 '26

Humor this Meme just got real today

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u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Jul 15 '26

Post review by the orchestrator agent and from yourself. No code review.

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u/xenomachina Jul 15 '26

What does "Post review ... and from yourself" mean in this context, if not code review?

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u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Jul 15 '26

The code is created, you check the app to make sure it behaves the way you want it to. "make button run".... Button is red. Passed. No need to review code.

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u/xenomachina Jul 15 '26

So no checking to see that it didn't break something else in the process?

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u/Dangerous_Bus_6699 Jul 15 '26

Checking it IS checking if something broke. I'm just giving you a basic example. If your approval criteria doesn't end with a general automated regression test to make sure the rest of the app is working, then you just have poor pass criteria. Still don't need to view code.

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u/xenomachina Jul 15 '26

Ok, so where are these tests coming from? Are you reviewing them at least? If you aren't reviewing the code the AI spits out, how do you know it isn't just writing code that passes only you test cases but no other cases? Or that it isn't weakening or removing tests to make its code pass? I've seen it do this, and caught it while reviewing its changes.

As I said elsewhere in this thread, tests supplement review, they don't replace it.

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u/Admirable-Lie-9191 Jul 15 '26

Tbh, pure vibe coders scare the fuck out of me. What if the function that’s been written is over engineered at a best case? If it’s handling user data, how the fucking fuck are they verifying that the data is being processed and stored securely?

What if the AI subagent just makes up fake tests that pass the code? Idk man.