Ayesha Mobashar

Searched the sub for agent-driven dev workflows and came up pretty empty. I mean those setups where autonomous agents write code, test it, and basically deploy small apps with minimal hand-holding.

I run a few small automated tools myself, so I'd love to swap notes with people who are actually building this way.

Is anyone else playing with this? What frameworks or orchestration setups are you running for your coding agents? More importantly, how do you keep them from losing context or breaking things when the codebase gets bigger? What decisions are you letting the agent make completely on its own without reviewing first?

Four measurements from each of three events give 12 rows and 3 distinct events. Those counts describe different things, and neither alone proves independence.

For an analytics interface, would you show both counts beside the headline metric, or use a short explanation with a methodology link? What wording makes the unit clear to a first-time reader?

Ok so i ve been trying to get into the claude startup credits program.
Filled the form, hit submit, it says application submitted . Then like 5 seconds later the same form is back, blank.

So i filled it again. and again. 16 times now lol.

No idea if my application is actually going through or if i m just feeding a loop. No email, no status page, nothing that tells me either way.

If you ve applied, did the same thing happen to you? and has anyone actually gotten credits, and how long did it take.