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Comment by imiric

21 hours ago

Your GitHub profile is... disturbing. 1,354 commits and 464 pull requests in January so far.

Regardless of how productive those numbers may seem, that amount of code being published so quickly is concerning, to say the least. It couldn't have possibly been reviewed by a human or properly tested.

If this is the future of software development, society is cooked.

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mohsen1  15 hours ago

It's mostly trying out my orchestration system (https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator and https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-orchestrator-action) in a repo using GH_PAT.

Stuff like this: https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-code-orchestrator-e2e-test...

Yes, the idea is to really, fully automate software engineering. I don't know if I am going to be successful but I'm on vacation and having fun!

if Opus 4.5/GLM 4.7 can do so much already, I can only imagine what can be done in two years. Might as well adopt to this reality and learn how leverage this advancement

  • azuanrb  5 hours ago

    On the contrary, that actually is pretty cool. z.ai subscription is cheap enough that I'm thinking to run it 24/7 too. Curious if you've tried any other AI orchestration tools like Gas Town? What made you decide to build your own, and how is it working for you so far?

    • mohsen1  21 minutes ago

      I didn't know about Gas Town! Super cool! I will try it once I have a chance. I started with a few dumb Tmux based scripts and eventually I figured I make it into a proper package.

      I think using GitHub with issues,PRs and specially leveraging AI code reviewers like Greptile is the way to go Actually. I did an attempt here https://github.com/mohsen1/claude-orchestrator-action but I think it needs a lot more attention to get it right. Ideas in Gas Town are great and I might steal some of those. Running Claude Code in GitHub Action works with GLM 4.7 great.

      Microsoft's new Agent SDK is also interesting. Unlocks multi-provider workflows so user can burn out all of their subscriptions or quickly switch providers

      Also super interested in collaborating with someone to build something together if you are interested!