We've been thinking at Wehkamp to do the same, as we have the same challenge:
The main challenge is that end-to-end processes are long and complex, spanning many code repositories. So just asking Claude Code to analyze a single repository wasn’t going to work (and the default /init wasn’t producing sufficient detail even for this single codebase).
So I decided to use Claude Code to analyze the system to map out the end-to-end flows relevant to the domain I work in so that Claude Code (and humans) can use this to handle more complex challenges.
This spiders through your local repos and creates some documentation. The only problem is: we have 1500 repos, so we might need to do some extra to get the right repos downloaded.
🤔 Interesting read-up on how to incorporate coding agents and testing into a software project:
I proposed “vibe engineering” as the grown up version of vibe coding, where expert programmers use coding agents in a professional and responsible way to produce high quality, reliable results.
Interview by Dwarkesh Patel with Richard Sutton on LLMs, AGI and why he believes AGI will not be born from using LLMs.
In his essay The Bitter Lesson, he argues for not building AI from mimicking human behavior in our systems: "breakthrough progress eventually arrives by an opposing approach based on scaling computation by search and learning."
When a programmer runs the hacked version of NX, the malware drops the exploit into their GitHub and runs that code. The malware stole a lot of people’s login keys and, apparently, their crypto wallets.
Here’s the novel bit — the malware code doesn’t steal your logins or crypto directly. Instead, it sends a prompt to Cursor, Claude Code, or any other AI coding bot on your computer, and it tells them to steal your stuff.
There is a bit of schadenfreude in the article, but the NX-case makes a great cautionary tale.
Would love to know the source for a ChatGPT answer. Wondering what this means for Google and StackOverflow. Would be great if we could discuss further on these answers to improve our collective understanding... 🤔