@garrytan: This is my favorite way to fix bugs now @capydotai with GStack /autoplan on a production issue GPT-6 medium reasoning
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Garry Tan shares his preferred method for fixing production bugs using GStack /autoplan with GPT-6 medium reasoning capabilities.
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This is my favorite way to fix bugs now @capydotai with GStack /autoplan on a production issue
GPT-6 medium reasoning https://t.co/mE6Oj60CCP
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