Refactor a function without breaking it
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You already do half of this by hand: ask one model, paste the answer into another to check it. Here is what that turned up on a real task for software engineers.
How should I structure the retry logic for this API client?
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It used a method deprecated two major versions ago.
The models disagreed
One model wrote exponential backoff by hand.
Another pointed out the library already does it, in four lines instead of forty.
Code review would have caught it eventually. This caught it before the branch existed.
Paste the function and the tests; ask for a cleaner version that passes them.
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Paste a file or directory tree. AI summarises architecture.
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Paste the function. AI proposes the test cases including the edge ones.
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Paste the trace and the relevant code. AI proposes the most likely root cause.
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Ask AI to teach as it codes — comments that explain idioms.
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Open MultipleChat at multiplechat.ai. The paid plan is worth it for daily engineering.
Use a coding-specific AI inside your editor (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot) for inline work.
Use MultipleChat for the writing around the code — refactors, reviews, explanations, debugging.
Set a personal rule: read every line AI produces before committing. Your name is on the PR.
Junior tier coding is being absorbed. Architecture, debugging, system design, and the responsibility for shipped code are not. AI multiplies senior engineers; it commoditises rote work.
Use enterprise plans that don't train on your code. Don't paste in secrets (API keys, tokens, credentials). Be careful with proprietary algorithms and IP-sensitive code. Treat AI like an outsourced contractor — useful, but you'd never hand them the keys.
AI invents methods that don't exist, especially in less-popular libraries. Run the code. Test it. Lint it. Never deploy AI-generated code without reading it and understanding it.
Claude has the strongest reasoning on non-trivial code. Cursor (using Claude under the hood) is the most popular IDE integration. MultipleChat covers the rest of the engineering workflow.
Better than the median junior, worse than a senior security engineer. Run static analysis. Be especially careful with auth, crypto, input validation.
Yes — and review them. AI tests catch the obvious cases; they often miss the specific bugs your domain knowledge would surface.
Check the licence position of any AI tool you use for OSS work. Some maintainers reject AI-generated PRs without disclosure.
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