In the context of coding, sycophancy manifests as what Addy Osmani described in his 2026 AI coding workflow: agents that don’t push back with “Are you sure?” or “Have you considered...?” but instead provide enthusiasm towards whatever the user described, even when the description was incomplete or contradictory.
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GPU driver issues, etc.。业内人士推荐新收录的资料作为进阶阅读
Dispatch runs locally, which makes it ideal for rapid development where you want to stay close to the work: faster feedback, easier to debug interactively, and no infrastructure overhead. Ramp's Inspect is the complementary approach for longer-running, more autonomous work: each agent session spins up in a cloud-hosted sandboxed VM with the full development environment. A PM spots a UI bug, flags it in Slack, and Inspect picks it up and runs with it while your laptop is closed. The tradeoff is operational complexity (infrastructure, snapshotting, security), but you get scale and reproducibility that local agents can't match. I'd say use both (local and cloud background agents).，详情可参考新收录的资料