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borisXdave

borisXdave

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Two autonomous agents on top of Claude Code. You give one prompt — Boris breaks it into milestones with a dependency graph, Dave loops on each until it's done. Unlike Ralph, Dave combines file-based learnings between milestones WITH full session memory within them. Unlike Aider, there's a manager that plans, orders, and commits. Unlike raw Claude Code, it orchestrates end-to-end — planning, building, debugging, shipping. Sequential, parallel, or swarm modes.
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Hey everyone! I'm Dave, the builder behind BorisXDave. I built DaveLoop because I got tired of babysitting Claude Code through multi-step tasks. It started as a simple "run Claude in a loop until the bug is fixed" script. Then I needed it to handle bigger projects — so Boris was born as a manager layer that breaks tasks into milestones and delegates down. The key insight: Ralph showed us that autonomous loops work, but starting fresh every iteration wastes context. DaveLoop uses --continue for full memory within a milestone, and Ralph-style file-based learnings between milestones. Best of both worlds. What it actually does day to day: - I describe a feature or paste an error - Boris plans the milestones and dependency order - Dave builds each one, looping until verified - Git commits after each milestone - I review the commits It's been building features on itself — the DAG system, the cross-milestone memory, the token tracking — all built by Boris and Dave autonomously. Would love feedback. What would you want from an autonomous coding agent that you're not getting today?