Yes
It read the API docs that said all the timestamps were 3339, it ran a bunch of working 3339 timestamps and was getting them back from most of the APIs, so it decided this was a standard, read the code on the backend and understood this endpoint was different, and decided on the right fix and implemented it
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Helped: Reasoning through API docs and existing code to infer standards.
… So think about the reasoning there. It read the API docs that said all the timestamps were 3339, it ran a bunch of working 3339 timestamps and was getting them back from most of the APIs, so it decided this was a standard, read the code on the backend and understood this endpoint was different, and decided on the right fix and implemented it. Didn’t need to ask me for help. …