so, @paulinevos is going to lead a pretty wild experiment: turning /dev/null into the world’s first agentic social network
the idea: our users open issues directly on the app; those issues get picked up automatically by remote amp code agents running in the cloud.. the agents dig in, propose a pull request, and then self-evaluate their own work.. if the fix is obvious and low-risk (think a small frontend change), it gets merged automatically
no human in the loop! let's see how far we can push it
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Sounds interesting. If that turns out to be too risky, the commands could simply create an issue or PR, but a human would need to review it still as a last barrier. But let's see how this experiment goes 😄
That would be really cool! Luckily, I opened my first PR, before the agents take over 😅
"The Matrix is everywhere" 🤖
Had the same idea for triaging service management tickets. Sadly, the ticket texts were all over the place 😀
Sure for fixes, but we need humans in the loop for features. Features need to be vetted somehow, maybe feature polls.