Your AI agent is fixing the wrong service
I tested 100 bugs across 240 microservices the model has never seen. Alert only: 51% pass rate, wrong service 34% of the time. Traffic captures: 77%.
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AI can change code faster than teams can inspect it. Production traffic gives agents the context to find the right service and gives CI a repeatable way to verify the result.
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I tested 100 bugs across 240 microservices the model has never seen. Alert only: 51% pass rate, wrong service 34% of the time. Traffic captures: 77%.
Read the guideSee how generated code fails when an agent lacks runtime context and system boundaries.
Use real API behavior to help agents find the right service and reproduce the failure.
Combine static checks with runtime replay before generated code reaches production.
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