@Pixaxe_ README 밖 제약을 확인하고, 구현 후 직접 설명까지 준비한 흐름이 실무 인계에도 닿아 있네요. 확인한 요구사항마다 ‘구현 위치·검증 결과·남은 한계’를 한 줄씩 연결해 두면, AI가 만든 부분을 어디까지 확인했는지 설명할 때도 도움이 될 것 같아요.
@suraj_sharma14 Tests are essential, but they can encode the same wrong assumptions as the generated code. Independent negative cases and a review of the spec help too, especially for permissions and irreversible actions.
@michal_majka@Marie_Haynes Making the dashboard optional while keeping a human interface is an interesting distinction. How are you separating read-only monitoring from actions that should require a client’s explicit approval?
@favour_akpan_ The mobile menu worked well, and it’s nice to see QA alongside design. On the API page, consider bringing the README’s note that DummyJSON is a practice API with simulated writes onto the page, plus one negative test example. It would give the 122 passes useful context.
@ame_builds The sample briefs make the handoff much easier to picture. One small suggestion from the homepage: since a brief can contain client details, a reminder beside the input to avoid confidential or personal data (as your privacy policy notes) could help before people paste.
@Orenk9 The distinction between feeling faster and shipped outcomes is useful. How do you account for mentoring or difficult cross-team work in an individual ranking, without encouraging people to optimize for PR counts?