It's fascinating to read the comments here. The attitude is very strange to me. Writing software is not a sport that if you "cheat" using tools then your results are worthless. Results are speaking for themselves. Unless you can provide a failing test case that the software presented here fails at then your arguments for "how" it was made is moot.
Fully agentic coding is working well for projects like this since no matter how you write the code, the only way to truly know "it's working" is if it passes the test.
With the right skills you can make well designed software with agentic coding too. It's not as easy as a simple "convert this to rust" prompt, at least today.
Fully agentic coding is working well for projects like this since no matter how you write the code, the only way to truly know "it's working" is if it passes the test.
With the right skills you can make well designed software with agentic coding too. It's not as easy as a simple "convert this to rust" prompt, at least today.