'Code Is Cheap, Write Tests': How One Dev House Fully Inlined AI Into Its CI Pipeline
Anen-o-me · reddit · 2026-10-23
Redditor px403 describes inlining AI tooling into continuous integration: 95% of reported bugs get trivial fixes merged within 20 minutes with minimal human gating. His thesis: code should be 5% product, 95% tests, since AI excels at writing tests. Protect main, auto-merge green builds, and add more tests when things break — hundreds of devs firing AI slop into one living, improving codebase.
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