We are past the point where these claims are impressive, anyone can open a shitload of PRs with AI.
It's the context around review, safety, etc that might make your headline interesting, but unfortunately i have no way of seeing that because the website times out.
108 PRs in a week, no mandatory code review or CI.
Power to you friend!
Just make sure to do some phases of slowing down, reviewing and refactoring.
The agents code so defensively and add a lot of unnecessary code that we will all have to trawl through when the bubble bursts and codex/cc subs are $2000 a month.
We are past the point where these claims are impressive, anyone can open a shitload of PRs with AI.
It's the context around review, safety, etc that might make your headline interesting, but unfortunately i have no way of seeing that because the website times out.
Didn't have any trouble loading when I first shared this. Maybe the hug-o-death?
Here's a backup link for this article since it looks like Offprint might be down at the moment: https://brittanyellich.com/a/3mrjj34puva23-108-prs-in-eight-...
Looks like it's back up now
PR count matters as much/little as lines of code count.
108 PRs in a week, no mandatory code review or CI.
Power to you friend!
Just make sure to do some phases of slowing down, reviewing and refactoring. The agents code so defensively and add a lot of unnecessary code that we will all have to trawl through when the bubble bursts and codex/cc subs are $2000 a month.
Accidentally discovering how to push slop. Even though AI is super helpful assistant, I think we must read source code before pushing to github.