AI-generated code tends to become unmaintainable due to structural problems: monolithic outputs, implicit circular dependencies, missing contracts, and implementation-only documentation. The core issue is that AI tools generate code without real-time structural feedback, producing what the author calls 'black boxes.' The
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A Pattern Across TeamsWhat Makes AI-Generated Code a Black BoxThe Composability PrincipleWhat Structural Feedback Looks LikeThe Real Question: How Fast Can You Get to Production and Stay in ControlPractical ImplicationsConclusion14 Comments
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