agent.ceo 实现端到端自主修复自身 bug
来源标题：One step agents own end to end: how agent.ceo fixes its own bugs
agent.ceo 展示了一步式代理的端到端自主能力，能够自行定位并修复自身代码中的 bug，全程无需人工介入。该案例体现了代理从发现问题到完成修复的闭环自动化。
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Your teams use coding agents with a person driving each one. Here is what the next step looks like in a system that runs that way every day.
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agent.ceo is an autonomous development system built by our group. Its agents develop, test and operate the platform itself. On 10 June 2026 its agent organization found, root-caused, fixed and verified four platform bugs in one working day, during ordinary work, with no bug hunt scheduled. The full account is public.
What matters for an engineering leader is not that agents wrote fixes. It is the rules that let them own the step.
One more rule shows why this is ownership and not automation: an agent handed an urgent task nobody had assigned did not run it. It checked where the work came from and flagged it.
None of these rules is specific to agents. Each is a written owner, a check that can fail, and a limit on access. That is why preparation pays off even before you delegate: the same rules make the process better for your people today.
The readiness checklist walks one of your processes through the same questions.
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