You can patch things and remove stuff from context nine ways to Sunday, the underlying problem will still be there.
Maybe we need a new benchmark on how good models are at "keeping an eye" to if what they are about to do that doesn't come from a direct user instruction checks out with common sense plus user preferences. And we probably need a portable mechanism for users to manage such preferences (because we know instructions are not going to cut it, do we?).
How to define "common sense"? If programming is modelling real-world domains in code/logic, then modelling "common sense" might be the hardest programming task of them all.
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