@gabriel1: every PR will obviously come with 100% coverage of AI app testing, that tries every button in the interface to make sur…
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A tweet argues that AI app testing should be a first-class feature in coding apps, noting that many obvious problems could be caught if AI tried the app itself.
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every PR will obviously come with 100% coverage of AI app testing, that tries every button in the interface to make sure it works as expected
why are the coding apps not making AI testing first class feature, 80% of problems are obvious for AI if it tries the app itself
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