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Cool student project from this: An AI agent that looks at code, commit messages, and context from the project management system. Then automatically writes out a detailed, human-friendly description of everything that changed and what that means for customers.

Austen Allred

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Austen Allred2 years ago

Imagine being a software engineer who just has to write code and everything else takes care of itself automatically. Next step: automating the writing of the code.

Trevor Hardy2 years ago

Glad you found this project to be cool! Loving what I'm learning so far in your course. Shout out to @CreedJarrett / @SponsorCX for investing in me and the rest of our dev team so we can be on the cutting edge of this amazing tech! (and this project is just the beginning...) 👀

AfriBull2 years ago

Exciting times we are in

Creed Mangrum2 years ago

That's my guy Trevor at @SponsorCX !

coin maver//ck2 years ago

Student making themselves obsolete

Austen Allred2 years ago

You think if someone builds something that can automate write software they will be obsolete? Haha

Míceál2 years ago

Looks like a lot of similar functionality to Github Copilot Workspaces

Trevor Hardy2 years ago

@Austen Hey! I'm the student behind this project you highlighted. Loving the course so far. I have a couple of questions for you, mind if I message you?

David Bondo Bonderman1 year ago

Cursor already does this

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