Comment by Kon5ole

>My current strategy is to not read any of the code written by my agents. That’s the only way I can take advantage of their productivity.

When you start getting good results from agents you soon realize you are the bottleneck.

Automating the verification of the code is the way to go, otherwise it's just not worth it. It takes longer to read and understand code than to write code, so why bother with agents if you are going to manually review it all anyway?

One thing I miss after ditching Copilot (it got too expensive) was how I could trivially ask for features to be written by one model and verified by another. Have Opus write it and GPT or Gemini verify it.

I figured they were entirely separate models and therefore unlikely to hallucinate in the same way, so it gave me a quick sense of confidence.

Currently I use claude code (different models but all variants of the same) so I have them do planning, review of the plan, implementation, review of the implementation, and unit tests. It's fine, but copilot felt easier.