I have been looking for an ergonomic way to review generated code and format the comments as a prompt. I don't want to give the harness access to the real remote repository, and setting up a separate forge just for the review side seems excessive.
This, although vibe-coded, seems like good inspiration for a general concept that might work. Now if only I could take the time to make some Emacs commands that integrate this functionality with Magit and Ediff...
I’m wondering, is there anything about the interface or UX that “feels” vibe-coded to you? While it’s true that we’re relying heavily on agents to build this (i’m not a full stack person), we put a lot of effort into getting the details right. I personally also hate sloppy interfaces that all look alike and have weird paper cuts that agents don’t spot.
This, although vibe-coded, seems like good inspiration for a general concept that might work. Now if only I could take the time to make some Emacs commands that integrate this functionality with Magit and Ediff...
I’m wondering, is there anything about the interface or UX that “feels” vibe-coded to you? While it’s true that we’re relying heavily on agents to build this (i’m not a full stack person), we put a lot of effort into getting the details right. I personally also hate sloppy interfaces that all look alike and have weird paper cuts that agents don’t spot.