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Tests have dependencies. Crawling all of those dependencies to check for malicious code could require inspecting millions of lines of code, if you could even obtain the code.

It's also beginning to sound like needing to solve the halting problem.



Come on man. You're being unserious here.


I'm really not. You're the one arguing about a "super intelligent" strawman.


Look, I know you have a lot invested in this project but I don't see why you think it is somehow unreasonable to expect an AI agent to run tests in a repository. You don't need super intelligence for that.


Of course I went agents to run tests in a repository - I do that all the time.

I don't want the agent to run tests in a new repository until I've given it the go-ahead to do that.




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