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Well, yes. Just now, any regular user can clone the repository and ask an LLM to tune it to his needs.
by zakirullin 5mo ago
Well, yes.
Just now, any regular user can clone the repository and ask an LLM to tune it to his needs.
- finghin 5mo agoI never thought about this before, and it hasn’t been mentioned significantly in the vast amount of AI threads I read here. But it’s a really good point as skeptical as I am (in mid-2026) of AI first codebases
- zakirullin 5mo agoBTW, this is not an AI codebase :) It was mostly crafted by hand. Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top. In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.
- finghin 5mo agoInteresting and probably prescient approach, good luck
- adam_beck 5mo agoTanner Lisnley did this with React. He didn't share it but talked about his experience. Basically, he re-wrote React with only the parts he was interested in. Sort of like his own version of Preact. You might be interested in his blog post about the subject: https://tannerlinsley.com/posts/projecting-react https://tannerlinsley.com/posts/projecting-react