David Crespo

You know, it would still feel great because you'd be saving all this typing of the most tedious kind.

You know, make this request, check this, you know, on the response.

That was where it started to feel like it was really helpful.

And I think I gave some demos of that kind of thing where it's like, you know what you want and you can tell it piece by piece and it'll fill it in and it would do a good job.

This is kind of what people are talking about, you know.

in examples where it can follow a pattern really well.

Like if you give in one example, you do this thing yourself once, and you need to do it five more times, it can follow that pretty well.

But more recently, it seems like with Opus 4.5, it's been able to figure that stuff out on its own, even without the stubbing out of all the details.

One example, the thing that really impressed me when Opus first came out was something quite different from you guys' examples.

It was an example where I'm not an expert.

It was specifically something where it was kind of a pure test of the thing's ability because I didn't know anything about what I was doing.

And I was still able to get to a surprisingly good result.

And this was debugging crashes in the ghosty terminal.

So I ran into a couple of crashes.

I've never written a line of Zig.

I don't know anything about the ghosty code base.

I've never...

looked at a crash dump to my shame as an oxide employee.

Um, so, um, you know, a few crashes that I wanted to investigate that, you know, there were things that I couldn't find anybody talking about them on the ghosty GitHub.

So I figured they were pretty rare.