@GitHub_Daily: Many beginners use AI to write code, but when projects report errors, they can't debug themselves, and repeatedly ask AI, unable to quickly locate the problem. ownyourcode, a tool that makes AI a mentor not a coder, only responsible for guiding, questioning, reviewing, we still write the code ourselves. Before each development task is completed, it must pass six quality gates, forcing...
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ownyourcode is a tool that makes AI act as a mentor rather than a code generator, helping developers truly understand code through guidance, questioning, and review. The project includes six quality gates.
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