05 Don't Recklessly Use the By-products of the AI Process

05 Don't Recklessly Use the By-products of the AI Process A trap that sucked me in for 2 hours. Here's what happened: I forked a repository, made some changes, and prepared to push to a new repo. An error occurred and I couldn't push. Thinking it was a minor issue, I just asked DeepSeek: After a few rounds and no solution, I realized things weren't that simple. I handed it over to GPT 5.2 xhigh to solve: To my surprise, GPT didn't yield a result after an hour, so I hit Ctrl+C to supplement information: Hey, then a conclusion came very quickly: Wow, an advanced usage of git clone, partial clone?? Never seen or used it before, how advanced. Then I remembered my repository was salvaged from the leftovers of when the AI was doing something else. The network was extremely slow then, a 100MB repo, so I had a sudden inspiration to cp -r it and use it directly. It looked like a normal git repo in every way, but as a result, problems occurred when submitting code after finishing my changes...