Turn Slack feedback into PRs and debug infra
Sid Nanda's company uses Devin in Slack to triage feedback, turn user issues into PRs, debug async flows and infra read-only, and let non-technical staff coauthor PRs.
Shipping code, reviewing PRs, running infra, and fixing things at 3am.
198 use cases
Sid Nanda's company uses Devin in Slack to triage feedback, turn user issues into PRs, debug async flows and infra read-only, and let non-technical staff coauthor PRs.
Cognition's Jared Zoneraich uses Devin fan-out so child agents work in parallel on a migration split into six pieces.
A user had Replit Agent build a catch-em-all dog app whose rarity comes from scraped American Kennel Club regional population data.
A user built Kogoto Quest, which turns family reminders into quests, with Replit Agent and submitted it for App Store review.
A user had Replit Agent rebuild a full-stack platform, add 7 features to a live RAG app, and make a demo video in about 12 hours.
The author had Claude run --help on Atlassian and GitLab CLIs, saved the actions as Markdown, and built lightweight agent plugins that cut token use.
The poster used Replit Agent V2 to build a fully functional AI to-do list web app in about nine hours.
Several OpenClaw agents with separate identities set up Terraform infrastructure, did coding work, code reviews, merges and built a CD and GitOps system.
A student completed a real build with Replit Agent, spending about $65 in agent usage and finding the cost unexpected.
MaakCode had a dot investigate a rejected app submission, fix the issue, test, open a PR and resubmit.
A founder used Cursor agents to find prototype gaps, draw ASCII wireframes, and plan and implement a feature with parallel agents in worktrees.
Cursor's background agent built a pricing landing page from a short spec in about 5 minutes on a new branch and opened a PR.
A workflow post on running multiple coding agents in parallel using tmux and Markdown specs, based on the title.
Replit Agent generated a scraper, database models, API endpoints and front end that stores and shows Hacker News items, then deployed it.
The author used Replit Agent to build a Postgres-backed web app with image storage, analytics and a landing page; an S3 switch failed and was reverted.
Terence Tao describes using modern coding agents to create or revive apps, based on the post title.
AI agents run a C++ CUDA test harness, get benchmarks, and profile with Nsight to optimize kernels, built with LangGraph.
A software engineer had Replit Agent build a searchable map of Wefunder brick-and-mortar companies in about 3 hours for about $22.