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today, for AI coding, you have two options: 1. broken code from gh copilot / chatgpt 2. a vague promise of AI agents that don't work I don't actually believe general purpose agents will work any time soon specialized "micro agents" tho I actually think are really interesting

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Steve (Builder.io)2 years ago

more on this, and the source code, here

John Rush2 years ago

I try new AI tools and agents every day so far, only micro-purpose agents work everything else only works on demos I started @seobotai as a generic SEO agent and now ended up having it do very few things, but do them really well.

Dan McInerney2 years ago

You're out of your mind. The difference I've seen in Claude 3.5 from GPT4o alone in, what, a few months? Is wild. I'm many many hours into practice with it and I think you're utterly underestimating the increase in acceleration of functionality.

Thomas Gauvin2 years ago

Love it! Mixixing traditional TDD with modern code gen

Yudistira Ashadi2 years ago

What an amazing approach. I will try this

Januario2 years ago

I don't know about the product, nor the mission, but I know about the team, and what an amazing company for anyone that wants to be around - very - talented people solving challenging, yet modern and fun problems.

Jack Shelton (Qwik)2 years ago

Very cool. A use case I would have is a TDD style approach on Qwik UI with component testing (playwright). I currently use cursor IDE since it reads the docs and the context of your files. Wonder if this could do something similar with mitosis

Tyler2 years ago

100% agree. And frameworks for building micro agents aren’t there yet entirely either. But one day 😴

Kartik2 years ago

this is genius

Flyin Brian2 years ago

Now this is innovation.

Yaya Soumah2 years ago

Very interesting implementation!

José Carlos2 years ago

This looks actually interesting. Pipelining from Figma to test and then to code 😲

aFuzzyBear 🇺🇦2 years ago

💚🔥💚

Saulo Vallory2 years ago

Nice! I wondered what the cost is for real-world use cases of novel functions

Brandon McConnell2 years ago

How does it learn or index your codebase? Or does it primarily operate in a single file context at this time?

Steve Chambers2 years ago

@rUv working on this

Оксана2 years ago

Embrace the AI economy! 🌍💵 @magnetaixyz @din_lol_ GODIN

Kim Mai2 years ago

Your AI, your profit! 💰🤖 @magnetaixyz @din_lol_ GODIN

vibebuilder2 years ago

Broken code? Horseshit lmao

Attila Hajdrik2 years ago

Like a micro agent to generate a snake game? #punintended

mermer2 years ago

ModelFi: The AI game-changer! 🎮💫 @magnetaixyz @din_lol_ GODIN

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