Yeah, the cost of running the test suite every time an agent generates code JIT would be the killer for running it at scale. I didn't even get into practicality of that approach too much because the gist of it for me was the question of agents writing code JIT having security benefits (?) - the verification thing is a sidetrack.
Certainly, adding agentic JIT code invites more complexity to properly do it, so what are the benefits that call for introducing it.
Certainly, adding agentic JIT code invites more complexity to properly do it, so what are the benefits that call for introducing it.