ME:: you have to review code of course and continuously nudge ; Emil Stenström:: How I wrote JustHTML using coding agents

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Start with a clear, measurable goal. “Make the tests pass” is better than “improve the code.”
Review the changes. The agent writes a lot of code. Read it. You’ll catch issues and learn things.
Push back. If something feels wrong, say so. “I don’t like that” is a valid response.
Use version control. If the agent goes in the wrong direction, you can always revert.
Let it fail. Running a command that fails teaches the agent something. Don’t try to prevent all errors upfront.