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How I Built a Fully Automated Coding Loop in OpenCode Peng Qian Jul 16 #ai #programming #coding #llm 1 reaction Add Comment

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The concept of Loop Engineering has been getting a lot of buzz lately, so I decided to give it a shot in OpenCode. The results were surprisingly good:

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