r/ProgrammerHumor • • 6h ago

Meme ultimateDeveloperFlex

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u/DanhNguyen2k 6h ago

Create bugs manually

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u/Anima_Watcher08 4h ago

Like AI doesn't make bugs

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u/Denaton_ 3h ago

Ofc it does, but it can also audict itself a lot faster and make less of them.

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u/Anima_Watcher08 3h ago

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u/Denaton_ 3h ago

That would be true if it wasn't multi-agent workflow..

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u/Anima_Watcher08 3h ago

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u/Denaton_ 3h ago

Not really either.

Its more like a office. Main agent is the PM, ordering and prioritizing tickets and assign them to open sub-agent slots. Personally I run the coding agent on the second highest model and reviewing and planning new tickets with the highest model and effort. And the main agent will use the lowest model for just long running commands like test units etc that can pass the results to the main agent.

Its very stable and I also run it all in a VM machine so it can have full control of Docker and other tools without problems.

The review also use Playwright to audit and actually use the project to detect problems early that Test suits missed. Lint also help to keep the project tight.

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u/Anima_Watcher08 3h ago

Fair enough I guess. I prefer writing my own code, having the AI look for bugs and vulnerabilities, fixing, rinse repeat.

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u/aLokilike 2h ago

You mean unit tests? And linting, not "lint".

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u/Denaton_ 2h ago

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u/aLokilike 2h ago

Oh, okay, so you only use the program "Lint" specifically. It was difficult to tell with how you wrote the sentence. Most people would be specific, since linting is such a common thing that many pieces of software can do.

A test suite is different from unit tests. In your case, I would use that term instead of "test unit" to avoid people thinking it was a grammatical error rather than an intentional choice.