Keep pulling the thread on Kieran Klaassen.
Kieran Klaassen created a single "lfg" command that automates his entire development workflow, including planning, coding, testing, video creation, and pull request generation, which runs for about an hour.
Kieran Klaassen states that 100% of his own code is now generated by AI, and he believes the same is true for Boris, the creator of Cloud Code.
Kieran Klaassen asserts that Claude 3 Opus is the first AI model that can effectively and reliably use the Playwright testing framework.
When using Playwright within Cloud Code, the AI can immediately attempt to fix bugs it discovers during testing and then re-validate the fix in a tight feedback loop.
Kieran Klaassen invented the "Compound Engineering" philosophy while building his company, Quora.
The Compound Engineering plugin's review stage uses multiple AI agents with distinct personas, such as a security expert, a code simplicity reviewer, and an agent mimicking DHH, to analyze code.
Running Cloud Code with the `--dangerously-skip-permissions` flag allows the AI to operate without asking for user approval for any action.
Kieran Klaassen believes Claude 3 Opus is reliable enough not to perform destructive actions like deleting a database, even when operating with skipped permissions.
In the Cloud Code CLI, adding an ampersand (&) to a command pushes the session to the background and syncs it with the Cloud Code web and mobile apps for cross-device continuation.
The Compound Engineering plugin uses Playwright to automatically screen-record a new feature being tested and convert it into a video file for pull requests.
The product strategy for Quora is to become "agent native," meaning its in-app AI assistant will have complete feature parity with user capabilities.
The planning mode in the Compound Engineering plugin for Cloud Code uses more tokens than the default mode to conduct more thorough research.