AI 辅助独立开发者实测：开发考勤应用时需严格审核打包代码

On November 7, 2026, DEV Community's AI section published a hands-on post from a developer. The author works as an AI-augmented solo developer: he writes the spec, owns the architecture, and drives Claude Code and Cursor through the implementation. He shared one rule he never breaks: audit what actually ships, not what the model tells you it produced.

The bug he recounts occurred in CoalTrack, an attendance and payroll app built for mining crews. During a multi-module build, the merged manifest lost a critical network permission. As a result, during closed testing, a handful of devices simply could not reach the server at all, even though the source code looked fine.

The author uses this incident to stress a broader habit: never trust the surface of model-generated code alone. Teams should verify the final packaged artifact, not just the files the model reports writing. As of now, the story stands at this single write-up, with no further updates reported.