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I have not gone so far as to allow agents to operate my version control, so excuse my ignorance, but by abandoning PRs for thread deltas, are we also abandoning
by DR0D4 17d ago
I have not gone so far as to allow agents to operate my version control, so excuse my ignorance, but by abandoning PRs for thread deltas, are we also abandoning human-written code entirely? Will every micro-change, fix, or refactor have to be prompted to be tracked in this paradigm?
- blfr 17d agoOh, yeah. I gave Claude sudo on my AI dev machine: it commits, pushes, checks the results of pre-push tests, sudos to another user, deploys, checks the results of smoke tests, and then checks the end result. It also has MCP access to Cloudflare. Front-end deploys on every push to main but Claude can adjust the pipeline, add environmental variables, etc.
- tacomagick 17d agoThat sounds like a problem waiting to happen.
- blfr 17d agoAll IT infrastructure is a problem waiting to happen. I have backups and a rollback mechanism.
- pferde 17d agoThat's like not putting protective guardrail on a staircase, and instead having first aid kits and emergency phone number on hand. In other words, dumb and irresponsible. Possibly illegal, depending on the case.
- pebble 17d agoThis almost reads like parody.
- cruffle_duffle 17d agoWhy? It sounds like a pretty typical workflow to me. It just depends on what you are building. Some things are more more forgiving to muck-ups than others and if the LLM screws the pooch, oh well! Roll forward.
- yencabulator 17d agoI hope you never handle other people's data.