Your AI Is Not Writing Bad Code. You Are Writing a Bad Spec.
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The outreach had been running for 10 minutes when the notification landed. An email sent to a contact my whole setup had been quietly avoiding for 6 months. My bad. Too late... I reread the spec. It said: "follow up with active prospects ." That was it. No exclusion list, no status filters, no constraint on who not to touch. Claude executed exactly what I wrote, without hesitation, without leaving anything out.
1Key Takeaways
- The outreach had been running for 10 minutes when the notification landed.
- An email sent to a contact my whole setup had been quietly avoiding for 6 months.
- It said: "follow up with active prospects ." That was it.
- No exclusion list, no status filters, no constraint on who not to touch.
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that the outreach had been running for 10 minutes when the notification landed.
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