Title of this article suggested more depth and I was expecting actual code examples. But it is like other opinion pieces. It suggests a prompt (ask AI to find bugs) that works for the author advising everyone to do it that way.
I use these tools at both work and for personal side projects and I was expecting to watch and learn. But these opinion pieces without examples are way too many now.
Have you tried his suggested workflow? I think it's a useful workflow, and if I hadn't found a workflow like this already would appreciate the pointer.
I guess he could write a code harness to do this, or gin one up really quickly, but that kind of tooling today seems like the purview of the practitioner -- you -- it's frankly faster for you to spec what you want to try this idea out if you want it automated than it would likely be to deal with his code.
I use these tools at both work and for personal side projects and I was expecting to watch and learn. But these opinion pieces without examples are way too many now.