@Dmk I have not, I don’t have the personal budget to burn several hundred dollars a day, or the bandwidth of attention. I have a very small brain, and very little attention. There isn’t anything new or particularly novel about the idea, see prior work with: MetaGPT honestly gas town seems like a troll post with sparkle emojis
Additionally, the security implications are kinda insane, and reviewing the AI reviewers of the AI reviewers, when does it end, a never ending firehose of PRs to sign off on?? no thanks.
I think more lines of code is not the only metric for quality of life improvements. Maybe if the gas town idea was more efficient, and usable by regular people, would I consider the idea, as of right now it’s a dead end for general computing, imo.
The best features are no features at all.
It’s like at a certain point you can only scale so far vertically, and horizontally, before looking inwards and considering optimizations as the biggest win, additionally in the sense of visual programming, UML, BPM, do we care what is inside the blackbox programming paradigm? there is a balance between abstraction and introspection, and wholesale token generation to replace a 50MB blackbox with the inputs ( thing: str ) and the output → void print thing, which literally is just a print hello world
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.24601
Hence the reason I’ve been focused on this: https://zypi.neocities.org/
