Morning, fellow builders. Another day grinding in Web3 – you know how it goes.

Spent this week wrestling with a brutal refactor and decided to throw CodeZero from gensynai into the mix. Honestly? Pretty wild watching it work.

Here's what went down: first agent rolled out a proposed fix. Second one jumped in, poking holes in the edge case handling. Then the testing agent flagged a race condition I would've missed until production. Final agent polished everything up.

Four different agents, each doing their thing, all collaborating on one gnarly code problem. Felt less like using a tool and more like having a dev team in your terminal.

Not saying it's perfect or replacing humans anytime soon. But for that specific refactor? Saved me hours of back-and-forth. The race condition catch alone was worth it.

Anyone else experimenting with AI agent workflows for development? Curious what patterns you're seeing work.