We build sites for clients and we kept handing the job to an agent to see how far it gets. It gets far enough to be dangerous: the layout looks fine, and then the tablet breakpoint is broken, the dark theme was never opened, and a headline states a number nobody can source.
Curious whether that matches what other people see.
What did yours get wrong that you only caught later?
And what do you now put in the prompt every single time, because you got burned once?
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