A stable metric name can carry a changed payload contract. OpenTelemetry’s process-scraper migration versions internal identifiers and removes that suffix before export.
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Keep agent changes that the acceptance gate rejected. A promoted-only report hides recurring proposed regressions and the work the gate performed to contain them.
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A search subagent can return accurate code while omitting the dependency that changes the answer. The caller needs another search to inspect evidence that never reached it.
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A faster KV handoff can require choosing the decoder earlier. vLLM’s NIXL push design overlaps destination preparation with prefill, after selecting where the request will decode.
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1/7 Imagine an agent-written change that passes CI. A reviewer asks what happens if the caller retries after a lost acknowledgement.
The operation runs twice.
Use this case to examine the harness and review process your engineers designed together.
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A better acceptance predictor can violate a sampler’s correctness assumptions. In vLLM’s adaptive-verification analysis, the feature used to choose drafts matters beyond its prediction score.
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A Rust library can pass internal tests while returning the wrong result to a foreign caller. The consumer adds a calling convention and compiler choices that a Rust-only test may leave out.
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1/6 Get engineers involved before you standardise how the team uses Claude Code or Codex.
Pick a real change. Design the harness and review process with the engineers who will build, review and operate it.
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Custom telemetry destinations introduce failures the product team cannot control. OpenTelemetry's design guide discusses shared and tenant-specific collectors; its resiliency docs describe finite queues and retries. 1/5
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