Nim underrated, 40h of generation, DevPlace Code 😄

Nothing more peaceful than running your own agent many times concurrent - what was not possible with Grok because of inefficient tool. My whole screen is full of terminals building everything that I've planned. The crazy part is, you keep iterating and it gets bigger and better and keeps on going. Your setup in the end is mayhem. In my agent you can do a oneliner and it will produce an amazing project by now.

I've new book generation software because I have a dream. I won't rest until I can generate whole Factorio with exclusively my own tools. Not that it's possible without them... But I already have a project that took more than 40 hours generating. That was a self-written and optimised prompt, 7 years work it said. I just went on ten hours of typing. In the end, the whole implementation documents were 99 files. They are relatively small and reference each other so the agents handle it efficiently.

But my fucking Nim tests - I have built several Nim libs and the CLI agent is Nim - those tests pumps your load to 73. And if you wait, it will pass and continue... This is by Python not possible 😂 what a beast software.

DevPlace Code is soon available for all operating systems I guess. One dollar per day free AI. And with this system, you build almost a Slack / Reddit clone got a dollar. No joke.