I can’t imagine any other example where people voluntarily move for a black box approach.
Imagine taking a picture on autoshot mode and refusing to look at it. If the client doesn’t like it because it’s too bright, tweak the settings and shoot again, but never look at the output.
What is the logic here? Because if you can read code, I can’t imagine poking the result with black box testing being faster.
Are these people just handing off the review process to others? Are they unable to read code and hiding it? Why would you handicap yourself this way?
Anyone overseeing work from multiple people has to? At some point you have to let go and trust people‘s judgement, or, well, let them go. Reading and understanding the whole output of 9 concurrently running agents is impossible. People who do that (I‘m not one of them btw) must rely on higher level reports. Maybe drilling into this or that piece of code occasionally.
That's not a black box though. Someone is still reading the code.
> At some point you have to let go and trust people‘s judgement
Where's the people in this case?
> People who do that (I‘m not one of them btw) must rely on higher level reports.
Does such a thing exist here? Just "done".