You tell it what you want and it gives you a list of requirements, which are in that case mostly the rules for Solitaire.
You adjust those until you're happy, then you let it generate tasks, which are essentially epics with smaller tickets in order of dependency.
You approve those and then it starts developing task by task where you can intervene at any time if it starts going off track.
The requirements and tasks, it does really well, but the connection of the epics/larger tasks is where it crumbles mostly. I could have made it work with some more messing around but I've noticed over a couple projects that, at least in my tries, it always crumbles either at the connection of the epics/large tasks or when you ask it to do a small modification later down the line and it causes a lot of smaller, subtle changes all over the place. (could say skill issue since I oversaw something in the requirements, but that's kind of how real projects go, so..)
It also eats tokens like crazy for private usage but that's more so a 'playing around' problem. As it stands I'll probably blow 100$ a day if I connect it to an actual commercial repo and start experimenting. Still viable with my salary, but still..
You tell it what you want and it gives you a list of requirements, which are in that case mostly the rules for Solitaire.
You adjust those until you're happy, then you let it generate tasks, which are essentially epics with smaller tickets in order of dependency.
You approve those and then it starts developing task by task where you can intervene at any time if it starts going off track.
The requirements and tasks, it does really well, but the connection of the epics/larger tasks is where it crumbles mostly. I could have made it work with some more messing around but I've noticed over a couple projects that, at least in my tries, it always crumbles either at the connection of the epics/large tasks or when you ask it to do a small modification later down the line and it causes a lot of smaller, subtle changes all over the place. (could say skill issue since I oversaw something in the requirements, but that's kind of how real projects go, so..)
It also eats tokens like crazy for private usage but that's more so a 'playing around' problem. As it stands I'll probably blow 100$ a day if I connect it to an actual commercial repo and start experimenting. Still viable with my salary, but still..