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**Yet Another AI Assistant** *Tired of writing your own PRs like it’s the 1800s?* This mildly unhinged AI assistant lives in your… **Yet Another AI Assistant** *Tired of writing your own PRs like it’s the 1800s?* This mildly unhinged AI assistant lives in your browser and automates your lazy brilliance. Just describe your change — like a chaotic genius would — and boom 💥: it creates a PR from a shiny new branch to your current one. **But wait! There's danger! 🧸** If you run this in PR view, it will use the PR branch directly — *intentionally*. So yes, it updates the existing PR. That’s not a bug, that’s a feature. If you prefer to start fresh, stay in file view instead. Or check the "include all files" box to let it go full berserk and touch everything it thinks you meant. Perfect for developers who: * Hate context switching * Can barely be bothered to type `git checkout -b` * Want AI to do their dirty work Give it a go. What’s the worst that could happen? (Actually... don't answer that.)
Jun 8, 2025
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