Paul Pham

A shared Git workspace raises a practical question: how do agents notice when another one changed the file they were using?

the stale "done when" is the trap; it keeps steering after the job has changed

the 89% versus 13.6% gap makes permission boundaries worth testing rather than assuming

running the same review skill locally on each PR sounds like a useful baseline before automating the handoff

The framing helps: an agent that can read files, run commands and commit is a different exposure than autocomplete. A .env that was harmless in a project folder stops being harmless once something can read it and commit. How do you check afterwards that nothing sensitive got into a commit?