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Builders now prompt agents to implement, test, monitor, and fix features without local development or knowing the underlying language.
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I haven't touched localhost in month. I ask AI to make the feature only visible to me in production, so I can assess and iterate. If it's good, I release it to users, and ask the agent to set hourly/daily reminders to check logs and database to fix any issues. My AGENTS·md also has rules to force the agent to test everything. Now AI is so good, everything goes straight from prompt to prod.Read original on X
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