I've written zero lines of code. I've *read* some of them, and in response, I've written about 3 paragraphs telling it to stop and refactor, with some pointers, a couple of times.

It's executed *good* refactors, and the state of the code is frankly shocking - in a good way - for a 10-day-old […]

(While I wrote the above, it augmented its spec by showing how AOT compilation of static/literal regexps could be done via the NFA -> DFA path and then generating code by generating my compiler's AST nodes directly from the DFA)

... written a detailed treatise on Thompson's construction (of course, it'd know that), followed up with an outline of NFA -> DFA conversion, and then followed up with a *code generator* for DFA -> x86 assembly.

*And started implementing it*.

None of this is "hard", inasmuch as these algos are […]

And now it's *editing the dashboard* using the graphical editor....

Claude couldn't find out how to access all functionality via the HA API, so now it's browsing the Home Assistant admin interface via Playwright and installing stuff for me.

Forgot I also had these.

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