@rauchg: Next.js "Ways to fix this" with "Copy prompt" buttons is a work of (agentic) art
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Guillermo Rauch praises Next.js's new 'Copy prompt' button for error messages, calling it a work of agentic art that improves developer experience.
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Next.js “Ways to fix this” with “Copy prompt” buttons is a work of (agentic) art https://t.co/PXkYglrT1y
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