This code was written in pure vibe-coding style — mostly for fun. I've got about 10 years of experience in IT, and even I fully agree: a 1000-line main file like this one probably deserves to be locked away in a secure facility.
But hey — if it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid.
If you have some time, feel free to open a pull request — even just with a description or clarification of what's going on!
It all sounds super interesting, but I’m still trying to fully grasp the business logic behind it
Once I get the idea, I’ll be happy to jump in and implement it.
This code was written in pure vibe-coding style — mostly for fun.
I've got about 10 years of experience in IT, and even I fully agree:
a 1000-line main file like this one probably deserves to be locked away in a secure facility.
But hey — if it's stupid and it works, it ain't stupid.
The readme is the typical AI verbal diarrhoea of so many words saying so little it hurts. You should ask it to be a bit more concise.
As a separate comment, would it not be better to ask for your plan on first run and setup a config file to remember it? With a note how to change it. Rather than rely on cmd line variables?
Also, shouldn't it be able to pick up the timezone from the local computer? Why would it "default" to a fixed timezone of poland?
Soon the AI companies will have different tiers of plan based on carbon output.
For $200 per month they’ll only use carbon-free power sources for your prompts. At $100 they’ll use nuclear, then $20 per month for coal, and then there will be a free tier where your prompts are powered by throwing baby seals into a furnace.
