@sadie.ontech: ECC just replaced your entire engineering team with 64 AI agents that plan, build, secure, and test code—all for free on GitHub. This viral AI workflow covers everything from architecture mapping to automated security testing in minutes. #AI #AITools #TechInnovation #Automation #GitHub

Brano :

Engineers Making AI intentionally to send more engineers home 😂

Guillen :

The video is done by A.I suggesting to use A.I tools... Skynet is here. where is John Connor???

NeXx :

80% test? 😂😂😂😂

Luigi :

AI will be the nightmare of software companies😁 Welcome to the hell!

Man masi :

How much does CoHumanly actually edit?

cappaDonna :

AI advertising AI telling us how much we are being replaced by AI. What is the goal? They need to unplug this beast.

ishmaelmakuna3 :

Approaching this with positive mindset vibes, This ECC is just a pure leverage 💪

Jupiter :

Engineering firing them selves 😂😂😂😂

macgal35 :

does it work on open ai

modeke :

where is the github link?

Fluxtica :

64 agents can be useful for dividing up development tasks, but replacing an entire engineering team is a much bigger claim. Someone still needs to review architectural decisions, validate security findings, and take responsibility for what gets deployed. Automation can accelerate the work without removing that accountability.

Humble Human :

Have you seen REA reverse engineering anything?

Hassan :

Give us free agents to make it worthy

Bethel-Tech :

ecc is free, but am pretty sure the AI agents are not free [Laugh approved][Laugh approved][Laugh approved] so you still pay for all the tool extra work, actually the AI companies should donate to such guys

nsubugasolomon536 :

at this point, I'm waiting for the Age of Ultron in real life 😂

KBN :

UltraMarine :

can it work with local AI?

Miriam Nyaitondi :

ecc

NAIJA TALES BY FIRELIGHT :

awesome 👌

0xharrison :

Does it work with Google ai if so how?

Arnaud :

What about costs with models ?

patson :

AI

Leo Bennett :

Thx for sharing

⃟ :

ECC right now

CHEESEBALL Crytpo & Giftcards :

Where’s the GitHub link