@ryanbrewer@kyledcollins the fun thing now is working on the harnesses and skills and tooling that makes the SDLC work well - sort of engineering the level above the product if that makes sense. Still very much software development, just much faster to implement bits!
@itsjulianhoward Self-improving agents - can you get data from good and bad runs somehow and feed that data into a weekly PR that improves the skills and tools by itself?
@BraedendotTECH I spent the morning learning about amino acids with Haskell types because I realised I did not really understand what they were - Claude Code made this really simple for me to spin up some examples and probe the topic. I think we just need to actively learn.
@bookercodes Would love to see a working example in open source of a non-toy project to learn from! It’s clear, but has so many hard things glossed over as “just x”
@sflorimm I think it’s just common on X/HN/etc that we easily forget the vast majority of engineers are working in large corporate environments or regular non tech industries; there’s 27 million full time devs that is increasing and another 20 million hobbyists & adjacent like academics
Wonder if you could put dynamic runtime data over a code graph to watch what Claude is building at the function level without reviewing the code - some sort of visual control pane. Anyone building this?
@forgebitz I think maaaaybe you could graph the I/O of a system with some general health scores and list of acceptance tests that lets you move above lines of code to functions, maaaybe. Would be cool to try out and see. Agree so far though.