Maker deliberately limits coding agents to ship more reliable software
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noahfradin shared a deliberate design choice to constrain what their coding agents are allowed to do autonomously, arguing that less agent freedom produces more predictable, trustworthy output. The post challenges the default assumption in the AI tooling space that more autonomy equals more value — a useful counterpoint for indie developers weighing agentic coding tools.
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