I have been writing a text editor, and I'm currently working on the VT100 stuff. Unit testing VT100 is a lot of busy work. There's a bunch of different message

I have been writing a text editor, and I'm currently working on the VT100 stuff. Unit testing VT100 is a lot of busy work. There's a bunch of different message frames (DCS, OSC, CSI, etc.) and many, many, escape codes. I decided to try out CodeGPT.nvim, and it was a massive help. It didn't provide perfect code, not by a long shot, but it gave me extremely valuable starting points - and did a somewhat decent job of exercising most of the branches (certainly enough for me to be happy): https://gitlab.com/jcdickinson/moded/-/blob/main/crates/term/src/vt/messages/ansi.rs#L182 https://gitlab.com/jcdickinson/moded/-/blob/main/crates/term... Many people have said it, and it's true. Expecting GPT to write a complete solution is just asking for problems, but it is an incredible assistant.