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Oh wow! Here is a 10x workflow to build software. It's a full integration between GitHub and a coding assistant on your IDE: • Report issues on GitHub issues • AI generates a plan to address the issue right there • The team discusses the plan (add comments, modifications)...

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Shawn Chauhanvor 1 Jahr

This integration sounds like a game changer for dev teams—efficiency on a whole new level

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Ethan Maxwellvor 1 Jahr

Streamlining software development with integrated AI planning is a promising direction for enhancement and innovation.

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That sounds like a game-changer!

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Karl Mehtavor 1 Jahr

This is the kind of seamless dev flow we’ve all dreamed of.

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Flaidexvor 1 Jahr

This is such a smart and seamless workflow—bringing planning and execution together in a way that actually boosts productivity. Big win for open-source devs too!

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Dan Holzrichtervor 1 Jahr

I just built a project management system connected to github, and i have code in cline and in windsurf to automatically update the project status. Im trying to build an ai overlord app to monitor all the instances (i have 11 running right now) and click buttons and watch for loops.) Hopefully i will be able to scale up higher and just take care of problems.

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ryan yangvor 1 Jahr

Pilot first. Track metrics, iterate. Modular layers > overhauls.

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