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You never take an assistant's claim of completion at face value. While automated passes prove that syntax holds, you exercise every change personally in the live application before accepting the work.

By holding the line at your own direct inspection, you catch visual and interaction flaws that synthetic test suites consistently miss.

You give generative tools wide room to explore and build, but you draw a strict boundary at publishing. Exploration happens on isolated branches where experiments remain cheap to discard, while commits and releases wait for your explicit review.

This balance lets you keep execution speed high without shipping unverified changes into production.

Because your final verification happens manually, those checks leave no executable trace behind. Turning those manual verification steps into automated regression safeguards ensures that once a defect is caught, it remains permanently fixed without requiring your manual re-inspection later.