2026-02-08 04:25 UTC
@varx@infosec.exchange I get the skepticism; there is a lot of junk and bunk out there. My experience comes from working at a small startup where people are already pushing the boundaries of multi-agent orchestrations and whatnot.
I tried to cover this in a recent post; I think my experiment is pretty conclusive. Honestly you could try the experiment yourself with newer models or more loops and probably make the number shoot up: https://nolanlawson.com/2026/01/31/building-a-browser-api-in-one-shot/
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@varx@infosec.exchange 2026-02-08 04:52
@nolan@toot.cafe I read that post (I follow the RSS feed) but there's a really important point that you don't seem to cover: Is that code usable? It passes a lot of tests. Is it good enough to use in a real browser? (Functionality, performance, security.) Is it easy enough to work with that you could get it into good enough shape to use? Is it maintainable? *How do you know?*