It's a trap: testing coding agents on a language with surprising semantics
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A blog post on Hrih News describes an experiment testing whether coding agents notice when an unfamiliar language behaves differently from what its look suggests. The author designs Loom, a small smart-contract language modeled on Move but with surprising semantics: signers can be stored, dynamic dispatch hints can override existing…