We have a Slack group with 30+ people and introduced this agent as a way for non-engs to push simple PRs and changes. This saves engs valuable time and context switching costs.
After a while, we expanded to this being a full-blown agent and you can see some interesting use cases in the blog post: https://blog.kilo.ai/p/announcing-kilo-for-slack
Any feedback is welcome!
The OSS project I'm currently working on (Kilo Code [1]) basically also attracts the same type of people: People with software dev. experience who like to use AI to help them do things they already know, just faster.
They also don't want to be called "vibe coders". A few days ago, I created a question on a subreddit called "ChatGPTCoding" (which you'd expect to be filled with "vibe coders")[2], asking people if they do "vibe coding" or "AI assisted coding".
Surprisingly, almost NOBODY replies that they do "vibe coding". One guy described vibe coding as "using AI while not having a clue what you're doing."
Am I the only one who wants to be using AI to help me code/design/etc., but I don't want to put under the umbrella of a "vibe coder"?
If yes, is there a better phrase to distinguish ourselves from the "vibe" folks out there?
[1] https://github.com/Kilo-Org/kilocode
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPTCoding/comments/1k7j2hk/vibe_coding_vs_aiassisted_coding/
I've seen a bunch of those prompts scattered across HN, so thought to open a thread here so we can maybe have a centralied location for this.
Share your prompt that stumps every AI model here.
