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A practice shift without a roster becomes shared debt. Free model access lowers the cost of a draft.

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This article discusses the importance of establishing clear ownership and review processes for AI-generated code, even when using free model access. It argues that without a designated owner and a formal review sheet, teams risk introducing errors and scope creep, leading to issues that are difficult to rectify. The proposed solution is a one-page AI

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A practice shift without a roster becomes shared debt. Free model access lowers the cost of a draft.

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    A practice shift without a roster becomes shared debt. Free model access lowers the cost of a draft. It does not lower the cost of a bad merge. Teams can now sk

    A practice shift without a roster becomes shared debt. Free model access lowers the cost of a draft. It does not lower the cost of a bad merge. Teams can now sketch an interface before lunch ends. Those sketches still touch repos, logs, and keys. Speed without a named owner creat…

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