I've been running a public experiment on how far I can take agentic coding harnesses. When I ran out of my own stuff to work on, I looked to open source.
So far, I got the harness to create 368 PRs, 110 of which were resolved. Of those, I got a 56% merge rate.
Which means: bots on the contributor side, bots on the maintainer side. The surprise? What's left is two humans on either end. I accidentally invented a H2H protocol.
So far, I got the harness to create 368 PRs, 110 of which were resolved. Of those, I got a 56% merge rate.
The harness: https://github.com/kimjune01/sweep
But as soon as I realized what I was doing to maintainers, I worked all night to build the same pipe but backwards for PR review.
The defense: https://github.com/kimjune01/immune
Which means: bots on the contributor side, bots on the maintainer side. The surprise? What's left is two humans on either end. I accidentally invented a H2H protocol.
I'm happy to share what I learned.