Coding agent in 94 lines of Ruby

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The post discusses a Ruby script that is purportedly designed to function as a coding agent within just 94 lines of code. However, commentators express skepticism over the claimed simplicity, noting that this count does not account for dependencies on RubyLLM, which itself is a substantial codebase. There are mixed opinions on Ruby’s clarity compared to other languages like JavaScript, Python, and Rust. Some users praise the engaging aspects of working with RubyLLM while others critique Ruby’s syntax as cryptic and less intuitive. Additionally, there's a discussion on the potential of such agents mimicking the ease of older PHP scripts in web development.
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