@yoheinakajima - AI Dynamics

It feels like we’re able to leverage multiple AI solutions pretty seamlessly in the same code base which is nice. Pretty amazing that every coding AI app pushes to GitHub (what a great purchase for MS).

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17 May 2025

AI Automation Forces Better Code Awareness in Development

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17 May 2025 18h31

The overall experiment feels less “automated” as I can’t seem to stuff a whole bunch of feature requests into one task (it just completes one or two well when I do this). It’s forcing me to be more aware of what I’m building which is more work, but as a result, the code and

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17 May 2025

Codex Automates Testing and Debugging With Agents.MD

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17 May 2025 18h27

Okay http://
agents.md is very cool. I didn’t even have to set it up myself, just asked Codex to set up tests based on our code and add an http://
Agents.MD file. As a result, it runs all tests after tackling tasks and then uses this to debug before task is

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17 May 2025

GitHub AI Tools for Managing Merge Conflicts

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17 May 2025 6h02

Yeah it does, but i think managing merge conflicts etc will be needed (i think there are good github ai tools for this…)

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17 May 2025

Codex Early Impressions: Parallel Tasks and GitHub Integration

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17 May 2025 5h51

trying codex, quick early thoughts: – love the parallel tasks. UI is clean, mobile works well.
– GitHub centric is interesting and makes sense. Feels like a developer contributing to your project. But then when it created a conflict, it wasn’t obvious how to fix aside from going

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17 May 2025