The Bots Always Find Something

I have spent the last couple of months building a proof of concept for a new company. As a solo founder, I've been moving fast by leaning hard on AI. My army of agents both build features for me and act as another pair of eyes as the product evolves. Once I got past basic prototyping, I configured Cursor's Bugbot and Codex to automatically review every code change going into the product. This seemed prudent. After all, the software will manage other people's money. Increasingly, though, I think I am just wasting tokens by p-hacking my own codebase. The bots are built to find problems, so they find problems. Run a reviewer over a changeset and it might flag something worth fixing. Run four reviewers with slightly different lenses, and an orchestrator that reviews their suggestions, and one of the five is bound to identify a problem. Likely, the bug will be a rare race condition inside an error path that only happens when an external API returns an undocumented response while another…