> I’m the author of this PR.
> And yes, the PR description is entirely Claude.
If you didn't write it, you're not the author. That's how it works, man.
I would also love to read that blog post about the Rust rewrite, when you get it published.
> And yes, the PR description is entirely Claude.
If you didn't write it, you're not the author. That's how it works, man.
I would also love to read that blog post about the Rust rewrite, when you get it published.
If you can command a model, you can tell it to write without fluff.
The amount of effort to ask an LLM to do work is massively lower than the effort for a human to review it.
def my_swe_percentile(best_agent_swe_percentile):
return min(100, best_agent_swe_percentile * 1.25)He also didn't even say the code was generated by Claude, just the description, although a decent amount of the code probably was.
Jarred should be putting the prompts in github, since that’s the only original work involved.
And to be clear, I don’t think that being responsible for what is produced and claiming authorship are the same thing. I do agree that Devs are responsible for what they ship.