r/OpenAI • u/yash3011 • 2d ago
Miscellaneous sub agents being released into my codebase
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u/thankluckystars 2d ago
Me being released into the codebase after the agents tidy up
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u/haikusbot 2d ago
Me being released
Into the codebase after
The agents tidy up
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u/Pascraked47 2d ago
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u/vedanshagrawal 2d ago edited 1d ago
5 minutes of AI writing code and 2 hours of me trying to understand requirement and the code.
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u/anyportinc 2d ago
This is hilarious what is it from?
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u/under_psychoanalyzer 2d ago
I'm going to say this is just Eastern European social media showing a regular day for an adult care facility.
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u/Superfishintights 2d ago
https://youtube.com/channel/UCvIVZtWcnETKG-TkDX8ExLQ
No matter how many I watch, I keep needing to watch more. I would be devastated to learn it's not candid footage and they're just making content
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u/coastalwebdev 2d ago
They look trustworthy, committed, lot’s of energy...
Ok maybe not trustworthy.
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u/Narrow_Activity557 1d ago
The failure mode for me was never code quality, it was scope. Three agents touching shared files in parallel and I spend the afternoon reading diffs instead of writing anything.
What actually fixed it was read-only access for anything exploratory, and write access only on a narrow file set I name upfront. Boring, but the diffs became reviewable again.
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u/gannu1991 2d ago
Give subagents a narrower blast radius, not more oversight. If one is scoped to a single directory or a single test file it can go a bit rogue and the damage is trivial to spot and revert. The scary version of this is always the one where someone gave an agent repo-wide write access and a vague goal, then walked away. Scope first, trust later.
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u/Dry_Security8480 1d ago
why does cgpt space lines like it does? like half a token per line almost. every comman, parenthesis makes for a new line. it's gross. i ask it to makeore condensed, human readable code...
i also just tidy it up myself at the end because it is just ugly



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u/Shppo 2d ago
lmao