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Asking two agents in different harnesses to debug your code (from andirockk on IG)

611,385 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Anshvor 4 Monaten

Codex and Claude trying to fix bugs together 😂

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Emmitivor 4 Monaten

@estrelloona and @jacobianmatrixx on my TL

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Danny Shmuelivor 4 Monaten

So cute. Love the BSH on the left. Is the moral of the video that in the end, it works?

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Justine Moorevor 4 Monaten

I hope so 🤞 I’m personally still in the trenches

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Christinavor 4 Monaten

It was a tough journey, but they have finally finished and delivered everything carefully.

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iEarthvor 4 Monaten

Cats are cute no matter what they do, even when they're having a fight

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Niravvor 4 Monaten

within same harness also i experienced same thing. was running multiple claude code sessions to do review and fix on separate features but both agents kept committing each other's incomplete code, and interrupting each others tool calls somehow

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Shalom Mannvor 4 Monaten

I hate how much I like it

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Chris Heatherlyvor 4 Monaten

I feel seen

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Michael Zellingervor 4 Monaten

Has either of these cats raised their Series A yet? I’d like to slide in a small check

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VIBECOBRAvor 4 Monaten

I don't use agents bc I had a curly bracket indentation error so I got VSCode copilot to fix. I think it was set to sonnet and it looped 8 times looking for error and still didn't fix the problem.

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Eclipse 🌖vor 4 Monaten

Two harnesses, two non-deterministic outputs — you’re basically paying for double the hallucination rate.

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Renjit Philip 🔭💡vor 4 Monaten

Good lord! This is exactly what happens when I ask my openclaw to check out why my Hermes agent failed

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Arthur Wolsch 𝕏vor 4 Monaten

😮

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Frankenstein (Hao)vor 4 Monaten

omg. the cats can cook.... 😂

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Michelangelovor 4 Monaten

A poor neighborhood went dry because you made that dumb video.

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Roshanvor 4 Monaten

funny yar

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Aalap Davjekarvor 4 Monaten

Is this AI?

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Aloysis Francisvor 4 Monaten

At end the code is broke 😂😂😁

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CatGodvor 4 Monaten

Seeing two agents debug code side by side is WILD! What LENS are we looking through?!

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JMoonvor 4 Monaten

cross-harness debugging works better than expected. Claude catches structural issues, the others get logic edge cases. different models see different failure modes

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Dushyanthvor 4 Monaten

😂

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Fabrizio Serafinivor 4 Monaten

@dhaber 👀👀

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Amol Parikhvor 4 Monaten

Debugging just became adversarial

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Marco "Shikoba" Riccettivor 4 Monaten

True story 😂

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Jim O'Shaughnessyvor 4 Monaten

🤣

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King Louis XIIIvor 4 Monaten

@EdelaQuintaine & @JessfromW... 🤣🥰🤣

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Veralllvor 4 Monaten

Haha, they messed up🤣

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Utkarsh Singhvor 4 Monaten

This is funny 😂

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Roberts Cromwellvor 4 Monaten

Keep sharing nice contents

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Sanjeev Kumarvor 4 Monaten

Yay Justine got the Cat agents onto the job of grinding🤡😅

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...vor 4 Monaten

@itsmeyayon payag ka love ganyan trabaho ni Woltir 😂

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