I've had Claude generate me videos of before & after to better convey new features or bugfixes, that's been quite helpful.

In case anyone else is interested, the skill is public: https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/blob/development/docs/demo-...

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We've solved this in our FOSS project by requiring all PRs to have been tested and manually signed off by a human. It significantly decreased the amount of spammy LLM made PRs, while empowering the core contributors to move faster.

How is that enforced?

That solved 3rd parties finding and reporting exploits to Sony?

I'm using Linux for exactly the opposite reason - it's less hassle than other OS's. And by that I mean every OS breaks, Linux is just simpler to fix when it does (and these days - Claude fix do it for me).

It's not mandatory to customise Linux and mess with it the moment you get your hands on it - you can also run a stock Ubuntu install which will be a great working & gaming workhorse that doesn't add hassle to your life.

Antigravity which lacks an auto approve mode? Not really comparable to Claude Code when you're looking to run a team of agents from my experience.

In settings, enable Turbo Mode, and Auto-Approve, it will run without stopping for approvals.

I've curated my auto-approve list to specific commands by approving them with "always allow in this project" (I never want it e.g. committing/pushing to GitHub, removing files, etc without being in the loop) but Antigravity does have both a standard "auto-approve" mode _and_ a "Turbo mode" which disables ALL approvals of all kinds.

They have an auto approve mode. At least in the vs code plugin.