built more this weekend than I have in awhile

without writing a single line of code

here’s the new flow I’m testing out

I'll start by saying I'd prefer to sit at my computer and hammer out code all day. It's probably faster and honestly, more enjoyable but with a toddler at home those days are over. 

I'm now experimenting with AI on weekends. Here's the latest.

Once Codex opens a PR with its proposed changes, I take however long I need to review and understand the diff.

I’ve also integrated Bugbot, which kicks in on every new push to the PR.

Bugbot’s pretty slick. Not sure what model powers it, but it’s clearly custom-built for code reviews.

One model’s writing PRs, another’s reviewing them, and I’m just here to keep the peace.

Once Codex opens a PR with its proposed changes, I take however long I need to review and understand the diff.

I’ve also integrated Bugbot, which kicks in on every new push to the PR.

https://docs.cursor.com/bugbot

My flow starts with a quick conversation with Codex about the change I want to make. After a bit of back-and-forth, I ask if it’s ready to implement.

In my experience, collaborating with an LLM beats one-shot prompting every time. It usually takes less than two minutes.