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I’ve started using an AI coding assistant for small features, and the code often looks tidy at first glance. That makes it tempting to accept a suggestion after a quick test, even when I haven’t fully traced how it handles unusual inputs or permissions.
What review habits help catch problems that ordinary happy-path tests miss? I’m especially interested in a practical security review for generated code—what to inspect manually, what tests to add, and when a suggestion should simply be rewritten.
