Aider is great, but the use case is different: 1. You use Aider to complete a novel task you're actively working on. Patchwork completes repetitive tasks passi

Aider is great, but the use case is different: 1. You use Aider to complete a novel task you're actively working on. Patchwork completes repetitive tasks passively without bothering you. For e.g. updating a function v/s fixing linting errors. 2. Aider is agentic, so it figures out how to do a task itself. This trades accuracy in favor of flexibility. With patchwork, you control exactly how the task is done by defining a patchflow. This limits the set of tasks to those that you have pre-defined but gives much higher accuracy for those tasks. While the demo shows CLI use, the ideal use case patchwork is as part of your CI or even a serverless deployment triggered via event webhooks. Hope this helps? :)