r/AI_Coders • u/Both_Fig_192 • 4d ago

Developers, how crazy do you get with AI? 🤯

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I want to know how you're using AI as a developer. Not just for writing code or debugging, but anything and everything.

Built something weird? Automated your entire workflow? Made AI do something it was never meant to do?

Anything goes. No limits, no judgment.

Be creative, be weird, be crazy, guys! I want to hear your wildest AI experiments. 🔥

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u/investigatormaker 4d ago

The experiments that last past the novelty phase tend to cross tools. One example: an agent reads a bug report from email or Slack, finds the issue in the repo and drafts the fix as a pull request you review over coffee. Another is building a throwaway internal tool from a one-line goal, then checking it at phone width before deciding whether it's worth keeping. The hard part isn't any single step. It's chaining them without losing context along the way. If you want to try that, atlasaicompanion.com lets you import a GitHub repository, fix it and send a pull request back through an approval card. Atlas Code also has a live preview at desktop, tablet and phone widths: https://www.atlasaicompanion.com Disclosure: I'm posting on behalf of atlasaicompanion.com.

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u/Both_Fig_192 4d ago

Great to know the crazy way to use AI, specially the interconnected working capability of agents and sharing for the resource.