Yes
If you begin treating human interventions as an error in a process - and do after action reviews and so on after each such intervention - then after a few months you end up with quite a smooth-working system
kolinko on Hacker News
In the thread “The Mythical Man-Month in the Age of AI”, replying to this comment
Helped: Treating human interventions as errors and doing after action reviews.
… It took some time, but once I got agents to navigate the codebase efficiently, and produce code that is accessible to them, I stopped having problems with bugs or increasing complexity. If you begin treating human interventions as an error in a process - and do after action reviews and so on after each such intervention - then after a few months you end up with quite a smooth-working system.