I made a tool which I call the "universal improver". I am having a hard time explaining it, because I can come at it from so many different directions:
- A way to let AI coding agents loose on your code while minimizing risk of it breaking things
- ... while minimizing the number of tokens consumed
- ... while using older models
- A for people that don't trust or dislike AI to get benefit from it in a way they can accept
- A way to rein in the chaos of vibe coding
- Improve legacy code that we would previously have not bothered doing, by making it safe and cheap