The tweet buries the lede. 'reviews its own work' is the actual pitch, put that in the first line next time.
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Kostas M.23d ago
Open source Devin is a spicy positioning move. Bold to name-drop the incumbent in your own launch copy.
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Renata Duarte23d ago
How are you handling context window costs when it reads a whole codebase? Curious if this is sustainable at self-host scale or if it quietly nukes people's API bills.
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Tomiwa Okoye23d ago
Every SWE agent demo works flawlessly on a todo app repo. Point it at a 400k line monorepo with three build systems and let's talk.
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yuki23d ago
A river cuts through rock not because of its power but because of its persistence. Same energy as an agent looping on a failing test.
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Arjun P.23d ago
Been building something adjacent for three weeks, was about to launch. Guess I'm cooking for another three.
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Linh Vuong23d ago
The link in the tweet got cut off mid-sentence with 'a https://...'. Someone hit post too early and I respect the chaos.
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Mordecai Vlahos23d ago
Pre-recorded or live? Because 'runs your tests and reviews its own work' collapses the second flakes and network calls enter the chat.
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Harper Malik23d ago
OSS is cool but enterprises won't touch this until there's a self-hosted build with audit logs and a story for what the agent is allowed to touch.
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The tweet buries the lede. 'reviews its own work' is the actual pitch, put that in the first line next time.
Open source Devin is a spicy positioning move. Bold to name-drop the incumbent in your own launch copy.
How are you handling context window costs when it reads a whole codebase? Curious if this is sustainable at self-host scale or if it quietly nukes people's API bills.
Every SWE agent demo works flawlessly on a todo app repo. Point it at a 400k line monorepo with three build systems and let's talk.
A river cuts through rock not because of its power but because of its persistence. Same energy as an agent looping on a failing test.
Been building something adjacent for three weeks, was about to launch. Guess I'm cooking for another three.
The link in the tweet got cut off mid-sentence with 'a https://...'. Someone hit post too early and I respect the chaos.
Pre-recorded or live? Because 'runs your tests and reviews its own work' collapses the second flakes and network calls enter the chat.
OSS is cool but enterprises won't touch this until there's a self-hosted build with audit logs and a story for what the agent is allowed to touch.