Not every coding agent ages the same after merge. 🚀
Codex reverts ~half the human rate in one study. Devin runs hotter. Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code sit near baseline. Debt can still sit at HEAD months later.
If your bake-off only scores demos, you’re missing the aftercare scorecard. 📊
Full breakdown �� https://t.co/FUwuI5mZxt
Sure and you’re right: least privilege has to cover the agent install path the same way it covers npm. Powerful tools stay bounded, interruptible, and reversible.
Before a team trusts a public agent harness, an install review for MCP and shell grants should check:
1. Pin + provenance: named source, publisher, pinned version (not a floating package)
2. Claim vs grant: capabilities match permissions; reject “scoped-looking” arbitrary execution
3. Default-deny shell: no pre-approved shell without owner, purpose, and a real stop; extra scrutiny if the skill ships scripts
4. Blast radius: what files, accounts, and secrets it can touch if it misbehaves
5. Setup vs collection: audit the assembled harness and marketplace packs separately
6. Confirm + own: confirmed findings only, named owner, last-reviewed date
If those aren’t met, it isn’t contained yet...
🔒 Your agent harness is a supply chain. Treat it like one.
📦 Teams pin npm… then leave skills, MCP, and shell grants floating.
📊 ~1 in 6 public setups had a confirmed security defect after audit.
✅ Pins. Least privilege. Install review.
👉 https://t.co/Uif9uCqJrX
🏠 Grok Bot is not just for work teams.
Use it for chores, school nights, and work-family balance, with human review still in charge. Optional EDLA smart board hub: https://t.co/x6Wqvy8oyK
🚀 Your own AI staff starts with a pinned Chief of Staff Bot, not twelve random chats.
OPS / SUPPORT / RESEARCH lanes, morning briefs, human review. Full walkthrough: https://t.co/6VQ18yiEjd
Your agent’s merge rate is not a report card.
MSR 2026 found rejections often overstate agent error, and merges often hide reviewer help. Outcome labels mix workflow + review trails not model skill alone.
https://t.co/jWOlO4BcGS
@opynrijal Absolutely! This is where AI moves faster than humans. The good bad and the ugly. Unless we are proactive in reviews even with AI assisting in the reviews its important to understand the merges.