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@diwanksingh @jarredsumner Actually working on this rn. hydrogenpr.dev. The desktop app has the ability to run a background daemon where it uses jj under the hood to incrementally auto describe changes, split them up, and save the context. Still a major WIP though.

@jarredsumner this needs new tools for sure. i wonder if we can get a version control system that's semantically aware of the diffs, and could help intelligently split up the work maybe something like a LSP for git or jujutsu where you keep pushing and it incrementally reviews changes?

PRs are vestigial

everything is so expensive and it's all garbage when did it get like this

You can vibe code almost anything. Add games to more websites. hydrogenpr.dev

“Incorrect username or password” error message after resetting my password. *looks under the hood* 429 error

@AnthropicAI Dario Will now be called “Father”

Introducing The Anthropic Institute, a new effort to advance the public conversation about powerful AI. anthropic.com/news/the-anthr…

Fallout 4 timeline coming true

@forgebitz You don’t need Claude review when you have hydrogenpr.dev.

so i have to pay claude to review the code claude just wrote why not write good code on the first try

@_rabbi Make it easier on yourself and use hydrogenpr.dev when you do.

ive decided to undercut anthropic and review your PR's for only $20 a piece

You give AI all the context and leave none for yourself. Creating code is easy, time to start understanding your generated code. @HydrogenPR hydrogenpr.dev

out of 24.1 million reviews, Copilot takes the cake with 171.9k, followed by @coderabbitai, Gemini, and @cursor_ai. @greptile down there in 9th place. see more at ngmi.review

@claudeai The code should still be seen by a human. Best to see it in an easy to read format: hydrogenpr.dev

Introducing Code Review, a new feature for Claude Code. When a PR opens, Claude dispatches a team of agents to hunt for bugs.

@ThePrimeagen Love jj and I honestly think it is the future of agent communication.

It is crazy that soon there will be an entire generation of people who's only understanding of source control will be the series of agent changes accepted. Git will be dead to the next gen of "software developers" and things like GitHub are only safe as long as all the opensource continues to use it as the main distribution. But even with that, most of the next gen wont even know what GitHub's actual purpose is, other than a place you go to give out stars. Wild how something that I could never imagine changing is now pretty high on the top of my list of things that will change in the relatively near future. I foresee a new style of GitHub, AgentHub. It will automatically track every changeset and allow easy backing off. My guess is something like JJ will be very good for this.

@kentcdodds What kind of Spren does the koala have though?

A friend of mine made this in our Cosmere RPG discord 🐨⚔️

@DrizzleORM Prisma is Great Value Drizzle

Why not just contribute to Drizzle at this point

Ever tried reviewing a 2,000-line AI PR? Code review shouldn’t feel like guesswork. Instead of drowning in diffs, Hydrogen breaks massive PRs into clear, logical review slices. v0 demo live → hydrogenpr.dev

Over the past weekend, I wanted to trad code something in order to unslopify my brain. I was looking into @pierrecomputer's code.storage and their claim of "60x faster clones than all r2/s3-based storage solutions" and was curious why that could be. Anyways, read if you want to learn more about git. see here for the web stats: git.wyat.me bye.