u/BeneficialRemove1350

Are we becoming context feeders for AI agents now ?

Does anyone else feel that software engineers are becoming a human glue between the tickets and an AI agent now?

A recent incident made me think this way. I got a ticket assigned which said "search is broken sometimes." I knew why it happened because when a customer's org name has special chars like apostrophe, it was not handled properly. I debugged it live with support team a week back. None of that was in the ticket. So I typed it all out for the agent, waited for it to generate code, did a quick skim of the fix, made the agent commit and push and also made it to write a summary back into the ticket because the actual PR description was not descriptive.

Now the ticket says I fixed it but I didn't really except context feeding. Is this just me who feels like this or does more people feels like we are moving towards a paid context-transfer between tickets and agents nowadays ?

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u/BeneficialRemove1350 — 5 days ago

How does post build ops works with lovable ?

I am a developer and use AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor, but I don't have much experience with Lovable.

The initial build looks really fast, and I like the hosting support since it gets things into production much quicker. But what happens after that?

How do people handle things like scaling, production bugs, monitoring, DB migrations, dependency updates, etc.?

Just curious how the vibe-coding community handles the post-build/ops side of things once the app is actually being used.

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u/BeneficialRemove1350 — 9 days ago