Your AI doesn't know what's real.

It sounds certain. It names packages that were never published, writes flags that don't exist, points at paths that aren't there. You find out when they fail.

The problem

The confidence is the problem.

Your AI doesn't hedge. It doesn't check. It delivers a hallucination with the same certainty it delivers a fact, and the only verification layer is you — reading something that looks right either way.

The products

You've debugged something that never existed.

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Check

That package doesn't exist.

Your AI named it. You'd have installed it. Check verifies every command, package, and path against reality before it runs.

Being updated to the standard

"Every command your AI has written was a guess. Most of them happened to exist."
— golproductions