Yeah. It does this. Pretty consistently and replicably depending on the issue, in fact! Yet I can point exactly where it fails.

Why are we not showing the bad choices? On my computer I have hundreds of diffs stored by my agent code review tool that point to style/architecture failures (and in the end, the result of that iteration on the AI output)

I'm not quite sure how people are generating unsalvageable outputs. I'd never ship the result of a first AI pass, either. I review all the code and the architecture, within reason (eg: in Rust I don't preoccupy myself anymore with precisely scoping pub, or whatever, unless I'm making a library crate). I sent a "changes requested" prompt+json to my agent, and it interactively fixes everything (even style, even comments with manual patches with my in-review-tool editor)