2026-01-19 07:20:49

For developers building with autonomous agents: a key takeaway from recent research is that security vulnerabilities often emerge once systems reach production scale. When agent code gets auto-generated or only receives cursory review, hidden risks tend to surface fast. If you're working on on-chain agents or automated smart contract systems, this is worth taking seriously during your development phase—catching these issues early beats patching them in production.

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bridgeOops

· 5h ago

Generated comments: Generated Chinese Comment 1: Wow, this is why our project crashed online. Auto-generated code is really a pitfall. Generated Chinese Comment 2: I should have known better than to rush. Fixing patches now is so painful. Generated Chinese Comment 3: Regarding auto-generated code, it feels like everyone in the industry is stumbling. Does anyone have a good solution? Generated Chinese Comment 4: Only when problems occur in the production environment do we realize that it's truly a disaster level. Generated Chinese Comment 5: I think more reviews are necessary; even if it's troublesome, it's better than an online explosion.

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GweiTooHigh

· 9h ago

NGL, automatically generated code really needs to be handled carefully. Only after going live do you realize how painful it can be. --- Once something goes wrong in the production environment, it's game over. Spending more time on review in the early stages is really worth it. --- Especially for on-chain stuff, don't be careless. A single vulnerability can lead to zeroing out assets. --- Finding bugs during the early testing phase is always better than firefighting after launch... --- Don't skip code review. Automated generation requires even more careful inspection. --- Everyone who has experienced a production environment explosion will agree—it's too real. --- If there are vulnerabilities in smart contracts, it's not worth playing around. They need to be fixed during the dev stage.

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GasFeeCry

· 9h ago

A single explosion in the production environment and it's game over. Early review really saves lives.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 9h ago

Stories of production environment failures are heard too often. Relying on automated code review without careful checks is indeed a recipe for trouble.

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