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What engineering work disappears when AI writes the code?

AI tools are changing what counts as engineering work. Writing code may take less time, while reviewing generated changes, tracing failures, correcting assumptions, and making product decisions take more.

The problem is that most of this work disappears. Tickets capture the request, commits capture the final change, and standups capture a compressed summary. The investigation between them is rarely visible.

Meridian is experimenting with capturing that activity locally and turning it into reviewable updates, without asking developers to maintain another reporting habit.

Which signal would be most useful to preserve: failed approaches, debugging context, review decisions, or the reasoning behind what finally shipped?

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19d ago

Cursor Unveils Origin, a GitHub competitor!

Cursor just dropped "Origin," a GitHub competitor.

Cursor is moving way beyond "VS Code with AI." They just teased Origin, a Git-compatible forge whose landing page describes it as a tool built for "the agentic era," with code "moving faster than any infrastructure was built to handle." It's currently waitlist-only.

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2mo ago

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non-engineer here. the thing i vibe code most is throwaway html

disclaimer: I'm not an engineer. i do growth and marketing.

when people talk about vibe coding they usually mean shipping a product. an app, a saas, a tool with real users. that's the version that gets posted. but it's not where things actually changed for me.

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2mo ago

6 months of vibe coding, here's what actually stuck

Stack settled into this after breaking it a few times:

Cursor for IDE work. Claude Code for longer agentic runs when I trust the spec. Codex for boring tickets while I'm in meetings. v0 when a client needs a UI mock in 10 minutes.

The thing that actually changed how I use all of it: stopped treating them as interchangeable and just routing by task type. Refactors go to Cursor. Full feature from a spec goes to Claude Code. Tedious backlog stuff goes to Codex.

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2mo ago

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