I Tested AI on My Broken CSS. Here's What Happened.

I told an AI to fix the style drift across my site. It didn't guess, and it didn't just say done. It started the local app, looked at the live pages, fixed them, then looked again. Screenshots and all. Most AI tools read your files, make edits, and tell you it's done. They never open the page to see what they changed. "Done" is a claim, not proof. In this run you watch DevNitro fix my site's CSS, catch a bug I never mentioned, work around a locked build, and verify its own work on the running pages. Here is the litmus test you can use Monday: before you accept "done" from any AI, ask one question. Did it look? If it changed your UI, did it run your app and open the page? If it can't show you the after, it didn't verify. This is one pillar of Intelligent Engineering, what comes after vibe coding. Look at the real thing, fix it, look again. See. Fix. See. The Intelligent Engineering Sprint: https://globalcove.com/sprint Learn more about Intelligent Engineering: https://howdychad.com/intelligent-eng... DevNitro: https://devnitro.com New videos Wednesday and Saturday. Subscribe for sharper framing for senior .NET developers and engineering leads. #IntelligentEngineering #AICoding #DevNitro #DotNet #SoftwareEngineering #AITools #Blazor #CSharp #DeveloperProductivity #VibeCoding