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AI tools emerge for codebases: Postgres rebuilt in Rust, CLI scans AI-assisted code

A new project, pgrust, is rebuilding the PostgreSQL database entirely in Rust, leveraging AI tools to assist in the massive undertaking. The project has already incorporated 250,000 lines of Rust code, mirroring PostgreSQL's structure and successfully passing a third of its regression tests. Separately, a new command-line tool called badvibes has been released to help identify common issues in AI-assisted codebases, such as committed secrets or missing tests. AI

影响 New AI-assisted development tools and techniques are emerging, potentially speeding up complex software rewrites and improving code quality.

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AI tools emerge for codebases: Postgres rebuilt in Rust, CLI scans AI-assisted code

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    "pgrust: Rebuilding Postgres in Rust with AI". "250,000 lines of Rust. That includes all the major Postgres subsystems. It looks exactly like Postgres and curre

    "pgrust: Rebuilding Postgres in Rust with AI". "250,000 lines of Rust. That includes all the major Postgres subsystems. It looks exactly like Postgres and currently passes one third of Postgres's 50,000 regression tests (there's quite a long tail of functionality when it comes to…

  2. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    "badvibes is a zero-config CLI that scans a repository for the things AI-assisted codebases tend to accumulate: missing .env.example, committed secrets, giant f

    "badvibes is a zero-config CLI that scans a repository for the things AI-assisted codebases tend to accumulate: missing .env.example, committed secrets, giant files, TODO/FIXME drifts, duplicated blocks, placeholder stubs, missing tests, missing CI, thin READMEs, unresolved impor…