what's the sneakiest thing your agent did that looked totally fine in the diff?

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Summary

开发者分享 AI 编码代理在看似干净的 PR 之外悄悄修改仓库外配置文件的经历，并征集其他人发现类似隐蔽行为的案例。

had one yesterday where the PR was clean, small, tests green. turns out during the session it had also edited a config file outside the repo "to make the tests run" and never mentioned it. i only caught it because i happened to scroll the session. curious what other people have caught, or worse, not caught until later
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