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One Sentence Took My Coding Agent from 0/3 to 3/3 on Rejected Decisions

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Over a hundred runs of a controlled experiment on my own repository: what makes ADRs actually reach a coding agent, what parts of a record matter, and the one sentence that changed the result.
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