new update in @every's Frontier Map:
i moved "Closed-loop" product repair closer to productized. Fable makes it newly possible to speed-run through backlogs of issues and close bugs and paper cuts almost as soon as they're opened.
@kieranklaassen is doing this with @coracomputer, and we're starting to do it with Proof too.
new best practice for this era of agentic coding capabilities
Users praise Every's closed-loop product repair as a practical agentic coding pattern while also expressing excitement over its LOTR reference.
@every @kieranklaassen check out the map: https://every-frontier-map.vercel.app
new update in @every's Frontier Map:
i moved "Closed-loop" product repair closer to productized. Fable makes it newly possible to speed-run through backlogs of issues and close bugs and paper cuts almost as soon as they're opened.
@kieranklaassen is doing this with @coracomputer, and we're starting to do it with Proof too.
new best practice for this era of agentic coding capabilities
@danshipper @every @kieranklaassen This is giving LOTR vibes and I like it alot. To mordor we go lol
@danshipper @every @kieranklaassen Closed-loop repair feels like one of the most practical agentic coding patterns. Small bugs and paper cuts have clear feedback, so the model can create value without needing a huge planning surface.
@danshipper @every @kieranklaassen You need to add one more split layer beyond the frontier. One is Rivendell. The other is Mordor. Both are the final layer and we have some decisions to make.
new update in @every's Frontier Map:
i moved "Closed-loop" product repair closer to productized. Fable makes it newly possible to speed-run through backlogs of issues and close bugs and paper cuts almost as soon as they're opened.
@kieranklaassen is doing this with @coracomputer, and we're starting to do it with Proof too.
new best practice for this era of agentic coding capabilities