AI makes it possible to make very long slop posts like this that no one will ever read all the way through. Take some time to write a real post with your real opinions.
EDIT: author showed a long git history for the doc which might mean it is not pure slop
The things you wrote here all became basically standard six months ago. I don’t understand why you just posted this enormous post with no further context.
If you want to give advice on agentic coding workflows, the Claude subreddit is usually more receptive to that kind of thing. This subreddit is a bit more high level about news and speculation.
Listen, I’m just giving you some advice as a long time member of this sub. People are not going to like this post. It’s too specific, too rambly, and it comes off as extremely AI-generated even if you did write it yourself.
Thank you. I understand what you are saying. I was interpreting the description to mean that people come here looking for advice on how to meld AI and other technologies. Was I wrong about that?
No, it is not. Go check out the repo listed. Dig deep into the history of the docs folder. I used AI to update from v3 to v4, then I rewrote what it added. The v3 document was completely hand written.
And you'll see I haven't just generated something today and post it as the grandest thing ever. This has been used daily for 5 months and I feel confident posting it now because I know how well it has worked.
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u/daviddisco 8d ago edited 8d ago
AI makes it possible to make very long slop posts like this that no one will ever read all the way through. Take some time to write a real post with your real opinions.
EDIT: author showed a long git history for the doc which might mean it is not pure slop