Hack Week experiment: refactor with Claude #2932
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DISCLAIMER: This is not intended for production. Claude.ai has not been audited by neither SUSE or the openSUSE project, so I have no intention to introduce any code generated by such a tool into any production-ready branch of the Agama repository.
Experiment
During this Hack Week we want to explore how AI can speed-up the development process. In principle we wanted to explore development and maintenance of unit tests (https://hackweek.opensuse.org/projects/ai-powered-unit-test-automation-for-agama) but I was also curious about code refactoring.
This is a first rough experiment using the free version of Claude.ai. It includes the rationale applied by the tool as markdown files. And the reports it generated for download.
This is the result as-is, I just downloaded the files from the web console and placed them in the repository.