Codemu, your sort of subtitle of it is demonstrate how coding agents work under the hood.
And I think it's a nice project for people to not only get kind of inspiration from, but also maybe think about, like, well, how could I explore this stuff myself and get into this idea, which I think is maybe why you dove into it.
I think it can work nicely as something that people can explore and use themselves.
But it might also work just as nicely as sort of like a motivation for something you should just create yourself-
I, of course, as most people, was for at least a while, um, AI skeptic and not really, uh, blown away by the results and kind of having some bad results with, say, at least in the ChatGPT time-
... where you would kind of get these subpar code things, and it would just forget the context over time and things like this.
It's kind of trying to write these magical words without really knowing what the black box is doing to them.
As I've talked to a variety of people lately, they just keep telling me how all that stuff's sort of, like, built into the models now.
Codemu, your sort of subtitle of it is demonstrate how coding agents work under the hood.
And I think it's a nice project for people to not only get kind of inspiration from, but also maybe think about, like, well, how could I explore this stuff myself and get into this idea, which I think is maybe why you dove into it.
I think it can work nicely as something that people can explore and use themselves.
But it might also work just as nicely as sort of like a motivation for something you should just create yourself-
I, of course, as most people, was for at least a while, um, AI skeptic and not really, uh, blown away by the results and kind of having some bad results with, say, at least in the ChatGPT time-
... where you would kind of get these subpar code things, and it would just forget the context over time and things like this.
It's kind of trying to write these magical words without really knowing what the black box is doing to them.
As I've talked to a variety of people lately, they just keep telling me how all that stuff's sort of, like, built into the models now.
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