@kentcdodds: Stop wasting your time! Have you thought about... letting your agent hit the merge button? Close the agent loop and the…
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Encourages developers to close the agent loop by allowing AI agents to automatically merge code, saving time.
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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
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