@kentcdodds: Stop wasting your time! Have you thought about... letting your agent hit the merge button? Close the agent loop and the…
Summary
Encourages developers to close the agent loop by allowing AI agents to automatically merge code, saving time.
View Cached Full Text
Cached at: 07/30/26, 09:58 PM
Stop wasting your time! Have you thought about… letting your agent hit the merge button? 😱
Close the agent loop and then you can! https://t.co/dvVJLhnSJw
Similar Articles
@kentcdodds: Your agent can't drive itself because you have to keep steering it on the same thing over and over again. There's an ag…
Kent C. Dodds comments on the limitations of AI agents that require constant steering and suggests a solution to avoid repetitive instructions.
@kentcdodds: One thing we need to teach users is how to use the agent to do everything. When they hit a wall with something they sho…
Kent C. Dodds emphasizes the importance of teaching users to utilize AI agents effectively by communicating their goals, allowing agents with proper tools to overcome obstacles.
@kentcdodds: Agents write code. @rasmic says old engineering books help you steer them better.
Kent C. Dodds shares Rasmic's insight that old engineering books can help steer AI agents that write code.
@kentcdodds: It's time to stop doing that
A live event featuring talks by Theo Browne, Angie Jones, Kent C. Dodds, and John Lindquist on integrating AI agents into software development workflows, with sessions on autonomy, designing with AI, and practical prompting.
@PrajwalTomar_: STOP. Before you add another AI agent, read this. People are now running 20 coding agents in parallel. TWENTY. And tool…
The tweet argues that running too many AI coding agents in parallel degrades codebases and advocates a structured setup with a few specialized agents. It also quotes the launch of Jcode, an open-source agent claiming 20x memory efficiency.