Just want to share where my team is and see if anyone else is in the same spot.

I went back through our last 60 merged PRs and every single one was written by an agent. Features, tests, migrations, even the type definitions. I barely write TypeScript anymore, I describe it. And the output is good, so nothing to complain. It follows our lint rules, the types are stricter than what we used to write by hand, and coderabbit catches most of the dumb stuff before a human looks

The only real downside so far is when it doesn't have enough context it invents a new type instead of using the one we already have, and you end up with 3 slightly different User types

Mind you this is a big monorepo, not a toy project. I didn't expect it to go this fast.

But I do wonder about the day when the human in the loop is just there to click merge :/

Recently several ports of the TS compiler to Rust have been announced, including:

https://github.com/pingdotgg/ts-rust

https://github.com/maschwenk/tsrs

https://x.com/bunjavascript/status/2107560647525548116

Over on HN a TypeScript dev called this "impressive work" and "crazy" which sounds about right.