# Bad Influence story: Santiago says agentic coding makes rollout and rollback harder with each feature

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-11 09:55. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/bbff8830-a816-41ae-8506-b6cfefe4eb06

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Latest update (11-11 09:55): Santiago argues agentic coding's rollout and rollback problems grow with each feature

Overview: Santiago (@svpino) says that as agentic coding produces more code, it becomes harder to keep applications from breaking for users. He lists four things each new feature needs: a way to measure it, a choice of who gets it first, a schedule for expanding access, and a rollback strategy. He says he has a simple fix for this, but his post does not describe it.

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1. 11-11 09:55 · Santiago · [Santiago argues agentic coding's rollout and rollback problems grow with each feature](https://badinfluence.news/items/vkphih56afspkvwfe50cnd1zj)
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