@kentcdodds: This is the sort of prompt I can give my agent because I have @kodykoala. We're removing a feature with a month sunset …
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Kent C. Dodds describes using an AI agent tool called Kody to schedule a wake-up call for feature sunset, demonstrating the utility of AI agents in development workflows.
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This is the sort of prompt I can give my agent because I have @kodykoala.
We’re removing a feature with a month sunset timeline and I can just tell the cloud agent to use Kody to schedule itself for a wake up when time is up. https://t.co/GlSYzZL2WB
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