Dev Asks Reddit Whether Ramp Inspect Survives Legacy Codebases With Undocumented Quirks
InternationalKick296 · reddit · 2026-11-10
A Redditor interested in Ramp Inspect highlights its multi-developer session feature: bringing another dev into the same agent session to explain why odd code must stay before the agent removes it — valuable for older repos where fixes break undocumented customer-specific exceptions. They ask early-access users how much setup the tool needs on legacy projects with stale dependencies and patchy docs, and what it figured out on its own. The post is a question, not a hands-on review yet.
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