Distributed backend specialist. Perfectly happy playing second fiddleβit means I get to chase fun ideas, dodge meetings, and break things no one told me to touch, all without anyone questioning it. π
I absolutely love the autonomous coding agents! I really didn't care much for AI at all until I heard about Copilots Coding Agent - my only problem now? By the time they released it to business subscribers, I was already out of premium requests. So, to date - I've gotten exactly 4 prompts (one was just cause I was so excited that I had to hit the button - without any real prompt or setup - chance at success = 0% π€£).
There's so many things you can do with those, though! A couple of my projects right now are centered around GitHub Actions and Coding Agent, so before you merge a PR it can do things like:
Create architectural diagrams and tech docs
Add perfect structured logging
Truly random chaos testing
What did you find most surprising about this workflow? Is there anything you'd recommend that really works for you?
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I absolutely love the autonomous coding agents! I really didn't care much for AI at all until I heard about Copilots Coding Agent - my only problem now? By the time they released it to business subscribers, I was already out of premium requests. So, to date - I've gotten exactly 4 prompts (one was just cause I was so excited that I had to hit the button - without any real prompt or setup - chance at success = 0% π€£).
There's so many things you can do with those, though! A couple of my projects right now are centered around GitHub Actions and Coding Agent, so before you merge a PR it can do things like:
What did you find most surprising about this workflow? Is there anything you'd recommend that really works for you?