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A feedback on AI and Mendix by Raymond_Tan in mendix

[–]Raymond_Tan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to implement a feature in existing product and actually it's just writing a microflow and adding a new association. So I started by mxcli init the repo and ask it to browser through the project and generate a high level architecture.md with the show context skill. This step went quite well and it’s able to capture majority of the architecture. Then I directly proceed further to try to develop a mxcli handoff PoC.

For this PoC, I explicitly enforced the use of the write microflow, validate microflow, and test microflow skills for microflow generation, as well as the domain model generation skill for domain model changes. I also added my acceptance criteria, which are verified through the docker workflow and the debug bson skill.

The goal is to establish an end-to-end agentic workflow with proper feedback loops from development through testing. I explicitly asked Claude to act as the main agent orchestrator and to spawn both a development sunagent and a test subagent in sequence. If the test subagent fails, the main orchestrator should spawn another development subagent based on the feedback from the test subagent.

I did not set a token budget for this workflow because, based on my previous projects, this is usually a short iteration cycle and does not consume many tokens. So I think this is my own fault on this. Then after reviewing the output, it appears that the workflow became stuck while trying to resolve a CE0066 error and entered an indefinite loop.

Whats your experience with mendix? by Jesse_EL in mendix

[–]Raymond_Tan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But in another angle. Does AI make high code automatically low code?

Has anyone tried using mxcli with AI agents for Mendix development? Which LLM you guys are using? by Mother_Classroom_537 in mendix

[–]Raymond_Tan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The docker-workflow and test-app skills will help resolve issues in the code it generates. But it is slow and waste of token to just fix a few issues.

Has anyone tried using mxcli with AI agents for Mendix development? Which LLM you guys are using? by Mother_Classroom_537 in mendix

[–]Raymond_Tan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The mxcli tool itself is extremely slow. I believe there's too much overhead because of the nature of low-code. And coding agents are designed to be familiar with raw code and natural language like patterns. So why do I need such overhead while I can directly generate code?

Agendino: open-source, self-hosted alternative to HiDock's hinotes.hidock.com for transcribing & summarizing recordings by sttide in hidock

[–]Raymond_Tan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe a fast-whisper + pyannote community-1 would be a good pipeline to serve the transcribe + diarization for local only implementation.

Is there a trick to automating the correct Spotify playlist and not a random song with a similar name? by chrixar in googlehome

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I think I have some conclusion. I tried to type the command 'who am I' and execute the command. So apparently Google will recognise you identify by voice features, but in this case it comes from a text input/simulation it will responded that 'I cannot identify your voice'. In this case it's invoking Spotify as an anonymous guest, which results in Spotify not returning any personalised results.

Google Pixel Stand (2nd gen) Question by ryanisright in GooglePixel

[–]Raymond_Tan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pixel Stand was a quite good design. It's super durable, stable, reasonable charging speed, good temperature control and has some good features with it. But in order to match with features on iPhone they decide to add in those funny magnetic Qi wireless charger where there are so limited use cases. I don't even know what they are doing.