// Worked diagnosis

What a review actually finds.

The premise of this practice is that plausible-looking output is often quietly wrong. These are de-identified writeups of real reviews — the work and the result described in full, only the client's identity removed.

Diagnosis 01 — audit

Six silent defects in a generative music system

A working, shipping product that passed all 373 of its tests — built on correctly-implemented mathematics that, in six places, was running outside the regime where it means anything. What each defect did, why nothing caught it, and the general class they belong to.

  • generative music
  • correct code, wrong regime
  • production system
  • de-identified
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