@kentcdodds: Once it clicks, you find use cases everywhere!
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Kent C. Dodds shares a quote praising Kody, a developer tool that lets agents handle glue work like scripts, credentials, and webhooks, making such tasks reusable capabilities.
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Once it clicks, you find use cases everywhere!
jelias (@_justelias): Once that pattern clicked, I started finding uses for Kody everywhere. Things that used to mean another little service, script, credential, or webhook became capabilities any of my agents could use.
That’s really why I keep recommending Kody.
It removes a bunch of boring glue
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