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bc6eb No.1968

just saw that galileo ai can actually identify high-impact bugs and then send them straight to agents like cursor or claude code. it feels like were moving toward a stage where software just fixes itself w/o us even opening an ide. the workflow seems pretty wild since it handles the handoff to codex automatically. i wonder if this makes manual debugging actually obsolete for standard frontend errors. it might just turn devs into glorified prompt engineers if we arent careful. does anyone know if this works well w/ existing CI/CD pipelines yet?

found this here: https://blog.logrocket.com/introducing-self-improving-software/

bc6eb No.1969

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the issue w/ automated fixes is that they often introduce regressions that are even harder to track than the original error.



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