Still expecting to get paid for the time spent waiting for CC to get back up?

> no human wants to hand-write: implementing every fs method variant (sync, callback, promises), wiring up test coverage

That’s so dehumanizing, I would happily write such code.

>Idk why this kills peoples passions

Corporate management is full on FOMO and pushes agents down onto teams

This has been called a “vendor lock” for as long as I can remember. Congratulations, you’ve put yourself in a position where you can’t do your job without a single tool that can degrade or disappear at any moment.

> Also, this is dumb because anyone who wants fixes like this will have to find a fork like mine with them

Or a human will provide the fix?

a human who looks at the AI generated fix but ‘types it out, the old fashioned way’?

Because it's inconceivable that a human could look at a bug report and actually fix a bug.

Impressive. Some interop with established standards such as OpenAPI or gRPC would make it an easier sell for non-greenfield projects

Thanks. Definitely agree, will try to think about what that could look like.

Fork it?

Somehow, a CAD program, a 3D editor, a video editor, broadcasting software, a circuit simulation package, etc are all native applications with thousands of features each - yet native development has nothing to offer?

Kudos to all mc developers!

The coils are too tight. The tension on the plastic pulled it apart.