Replying to @clueso
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Replying to @DeepgramAI
@DeepgramAI is great but not plug-and-play for beginners. plus kinda expensive. deepgram.com
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Tried @sweepai - great for repetitive issues, but once complexity increases, it starts to wobble. Still, huge time saver for routine fixes.
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Replying to @mutableai
@mutableai makes refactoring less painful : welcome.ai/solution/mutablea…
Replying to @QodoAI
Everyone freaking out about Devin (cognition.ai) but the real shift isn’t replacement - it’s delegation. The question becomes: what do you choose to offload? @cognition
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