CodeCrafter: LLM Code Debt Remover

Pretty crazy idea. I know I sometimes just "wave through the motions" when I'm taking notes.For example, when I am reading a book, I often take notes of my favorite quotes/sentences/things that stick out or perk up my ears. Usually if I own the book or it's a used copy of mine I make a note of the page number on the very last blank page(s) and write out the full sentence/quote. Then when I go back months or years later I just open to the last page and can find all my favorite/important quotes. Most 200 page books typically have ~20 useful sentences for me to reference [going forward] - it'

You mention further down that you're in academia, and with that knowledge this post makes some kind of sense to me. I used to do academic research. Like you, I almost only worked on my own code and nobody else worked on mine. I also knew I wouldn't have to maintain, usually not even expand it, so I worked accordingly.None if this holds for programming in business, and this is why you keep hearing people saying that the output of coding agents suck. It does! I won't accept the insinuation that people just dismissed it. I use frontier models daily and try to keep up with best practices. Even und