Lauren Tan explains verification loops to make agent-written code more correct
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Lauren Tan, writing as @poteto on X, says agents should verify their own work first, running and interacting with the app like a real user.
She says the goal is an artifact, such as a video or screenshots, that shows the work is correct, matches the intent, and is easier to review than the full PR.
Tan points to the /create-verification-skill and /maintain-verification-skill commands in pstack, a Cursor marketplace plugin, for building and keeping up these checks. She adds that verification is only an approximation and that not every domain can be verified yet.
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