Thanks Luca, I took this article and told my Claude: "we better add some tests to our vibe-coded project, or we'll be a laughing stock!" - and it found some more places than before the article :D
Anyway, great article, thanks for sharing, and I can 100% empathize with your excitement - this is the time to be alive!
Grazie Samuele! Non l'ho resa pubblica ancora, perché sto capendo un po' cosa farci — se renderla completamente open source, o associarla alla membership di Refactoring, o altro. Ti faccio sapere!
Great Luca, a really good article! The economic aspect is very interesting. From what you write, although the software is well advanced, its costs have not been trivial, at least from what I see from the graphs. So, I was wondering: in your opinion, is it economically advantageous to use these tools to create real software for real-world use?
Marco, 100%! When you factor in the throughput, the unit economics are still amazing. Even with the OpenClaw orchestration layer, which is wasteful, can be optimized, etc, we are talking of ~$1 / commit.
Thanks Luca, I took this article and told my Claude: "we better add some tests to our vibe-coded project, or we'll be a laughing stock!" - and it found some more places than before the article :D
Anyway, great article, thanks for sharing, and I can 100% empathize with your excitement - this is the time to be alive!
Bell'articolo, dove si puo' provare l'app? laputa?
Grazie Samuele! Non l'ho resa pubblica ancora, perché sto capendo un po' cosa farci — se renderla completamente open source, o associarla alla membership di Refactoring, o altro. Ti faccio sapere!
riango allora in attesa :)
Una cosa magari ti puo' esser utile visti i costi di Claude
questo articolo descrive un setup simile al tuo ma forse piu economico
https://x.com/elvissun/status/2025920521871716562?s=48&t=5RX2sIWHVmv9ZDz4wMQMeQ magari ti è utile ( creero' il solito setup a breve)
e il tuo tool potrebbe esser perfetto al posto di obsidian
Great Luca, a really good article! The economic aspect is very interesting. From what you write, although the software is well advanced, its costs have not been trivial, at least from what I see from the graphs. So, I was wondering: in your opinion, is it economically advantageous to use these tools to create real software for real-world use?
Marco, 100%! When you factor in the throughput, the unit economics are still amazing. Even with the OpenClaw orchestration layer, which is wasteful, can be optimized, etc, we are talking of ~$1 / commit.
Amazing! Thank you :)
I think this is gonna be really useful for my research. Thanks