An agent documented my app, found 4 bugs I did not know about, then rebuilt it from the docs
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Last week I wrote about deleting my source code and regenerating it in another language . The fair objection: that demo was built to pass its own test. So this week I ran the same methodology on code that never asked for it: simple-cmdb , a small Flask CMDB I wrote ages ago. No documentation, no tests, grew organically. Here is what one day did to it. Step 1: an agent mined the knowledge An agent read app.py , the templates, and the git history, and drafted a knowledge tree: 30 items covering…
1Key Takeaways
- Last week I wrote about deleting my source code and regenerating it in another language .
- The fair objection: that demo was built to pass its own test.
- So this week I ran the same methodology on code that never asked for it: simple-cmdb , a small Flask CMDB I wrote ages ago.
- No documentation, no tests, grew organically.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that last week I wrote about deleting my source code and regenerating it in another language .
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