A human with a vague spec writes one class, gets confused, and asks. An agent writes fifteen files, a test suite that asserts the wrong behavior, a migration, and a deployment manifest — all internally consistent, all confidently wrong. Agentic speed multiplies whatever clarity, or vagueness, you feed it.
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