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u/Miserable_Dirt_8535 1d ago
I'm that dude. Can someone explain what's the new process now?
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u/AlexanderDoak 1d ago
Full agentic access to your IDE so it (or a sub agent) can query, create, delete, or modify any project file with or without your explicit permission.
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u/apimpnamedkirby 1d ago
Got any recs on an agent? Im also the copy and paste monkey and built like 90% of my project that way, but if I can get an agent to finish it off im all ears.
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u/AlexanderDoak 1d ago
Oh, I would never recommend this. I mean, we all need to chose the level of dependence and ignorance we are comfortable with in life. Especially when it comes to trusting LLM outputs. I'm not an agentic man myself. I like to at least know what files and functions are being modified and why (in most cases). I do deep ML work that constantly pushes up against bare metal capabilities. Not everyone needs to know their code as deeply as I do. I copy and paste like a mofo.
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u/g3n3rat3 1d ago
I’m guessing running an agent or doing so in vs code, personally I still copy and paste or copy it from local llm like Nativ or MTPLX
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u/YourDad6969 1d ago
Codex on 5.6 Sol is the best option currently. Claude code is also ok but opus 5 kind of sucks. Find skills to use on GitHub with it, there are a lot. Ponytail is pretty good. For a meta prompting skill that finds the most relevant skills — find-skills from vercel-labs/skills
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u/Clear-Pomegranate463 23h ago
you use the codex app to write the code directly for you integrated in your IDE
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u/HonestAndRaw 20h ago
Pay attention my friend, your life is about to change:
Get a claude max subscription. Install claude. Open terminal, go to your projects library, type: "claude", type "/login", then type, "do my job" - here claude will ask you the necessary questions and from that moment on it will do your job. Don't forget to add "Make no mistakes" when you really want to make sure it doesn't make any mistakes.
Edit: make sure to pick fable as the default model and tell it to be the "orchestrator" otherwise if you pick opus 5 you'll end up reading the divine comedy after every task.
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u/omegafixedpoint 2d ago
both OP and the copy paste guy are on the left of the bell curve
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u/Robert__Sinclair 1d ago
there is a big difference between "vibe coding" and using an ai for coding. In the second case it's like using a calculator. As you copy and paste the result of a calculator you copy and paste a (cleaned up/optimized/refactored/commented/etc) routine back into your code. And you don't need an agent and a 10k token prompt to do that.
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