← Back to context Comment by thayne 8 hours ago > So that anyone could tweak it however he wants.That was true before the "AI era" as well. 3 comments thayne Reply zakirullin 8 hours ago Well, yes.Just now, any regular user can clone the repository and ask an LLM to tune it to his needs. finghin 6 hours ago I never thought about this before, and it hasn’t been mentioned significantly in the vast amount of AI threads I read here. But it’s a really good point as skeptical as I am (in mid-2026) of AI first codebases zakirullin 5 hours ago BTW, this is not an AI codebase :)It was mostly crafted by hand.Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.
zakirullin 8 hours ago Well, yes.Just now, any regular user can clone the repository and ask an LLM to tune it to his needs. finghin 6 hours ago I never thought about this before, and it hasn’t been mentioned significantly in the vast amount of AI threads I read here. But it’s a really good point as skeptical as I am (in mid-2026) of AI first codebases zakirullin 5 hours ago BTW, this is not an AI codebase :)It was mostly crafted by hand.Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.
finghin 6 hours ago I never thought about this before, and it hasn’t been mentioned significantly in the vast amount of AI threads I read here. But it’s a really good point as skeptical as I am (in mid-2026) of AI first codebases zakirullin 5 hours ago BTW, this is not an AI codebase :)It was mostly crafted by hand.Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.
zakirullin 5 hours ago BTW, this is not an AI codebase :)It was mostly crafted by hand.Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.
Well, yes.
Just now, any regular user can clone the repository and ask an LLM to tune it to his needs.
I never thought about this before, and it hasn’t been mentioned significantly in the vast amount of AI threads I read here. But it’s a really good point as skeptical as I am (in mid-2026) of AI first codebases
BTW, this is not an AI codebase :)
It was mostly crafted by hand.
Let's say, I've saved some "complexity space" for LLM to add features on top.
In other words, the project has dumb-simple code right now, and it is ready to hold some amount of "tech-debt" from an LLM.