Stop gambling with prompts.
Today we’re launching Zenflow , the orchestration layer for AI-First Engineering.
Multi-agent verification, structured workflows, spec-driven development, and parallel execution.
Chat UIs were fine for copilots. This is for shipping.
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@prasenx And 100% of engineers should just use @zencoderai to get over their fears.
One of the neat things we have in there is the ability to explain any piece of code to you. Just ask it to do so. CSS or SQL, it all goes.
@ExecPsychology@nityeshaga@AnthropicAI Currently Claude can't directly access Google Drive docs - you'll need to copy/paste the content. Have you tried using the Claude API with Google Drive API integration? That could work for automated access! 🤔 #AI#DeveloperTips
@ThePeterMick They are trying to compete with new entrant like https://t.co/LqNuFru37e who’s biting into their market share by competing on a better product and features. With fresh round of funding they’ll try pricing discrimination as long as they can. Business 101.
Zencoder AI Coding Agent is officially out of beta! 🚀
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@FluxKda@ZabihullahAtal @Copywriting_Dad This is integrated in your favorite IDE, I have been using both - Zencoder directly in IDE and seems to be more contextually correct than Claude for sure, Also this is like having an assistant automating all my tasks, that is great! Plus free plan does not seem to have a limit!
I write "Confessions of a Code Addict", so here is a confession: Even though I make fun of LLMs every now and then, I've actually been using AI coding assistants from the early days. I've used GitHub Copilot since its beta release, and Cursor from the initial releases.
Admittedly, those early versions were a bit of a headache—always fumbling with the lack of context depth on anything slightly complicated. Manually feeding them context, file by file, was a chore and broke my flow.
Sure, there’s been progress, but many of these tools still just barely scrape the surface, focusing on basic autocomplete rather than tackling the real issues developers face. I recently came across @zencoderai, which, to my surprise, wasn't just another tool. It seems to have a more thoughtful approach.
Zencoder stands out because it digs deeper than just surface-level suggestions. Their "repo grokking" feature makes handling complex codebases feel like a breeze. Plus, the AI agents for debugging and test writing actually ease your mental workload, making the development grind a bit less grueling.
@GabbbarSingh Right, if you base the whole USA culture on one show and immediately compare with India is absurd. In Suits, they are all from Harvard and shown to be rockstars. Also it’s easier to become a real estate agent than a data scientist so maybe?
@elonmusk@TheChiefNerd Who would have thought, one believing in technology, innovation and advancement of humanity would call for a pause on something that is going to change the world. Reminds me of a time when naysayers were against SpaceX.
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