Kristiyan Velkov

Your first AI agent feels like a new hire—until you spend more time fixing its mistakes than doing the work yourself.

How do you build a Grok Bot team you can actually trust? x.com/i/article/2116…

Code review question for devs 👇

What's the ONE comment you keep writing on PRs over and over?

Bonus points if it's "Can we add a test for this?" 😅

Drop yours below 🚀

Is your React app feeling slow? 🐢⚡
5 quick wins to speed it up 👇
Save it for your next code review 🔖
What's your go-to React performance trick?

Quick question for devs 👇

Monorepo or polyrepo?

🅰️ Monorepo: one repo, shared tooling, atomic changes
🅱️ Polyrepo: every service lives on its own

Which one do you use, and would you switch? 😎

We often rely on AI to write better, faster, and more secure code. 😁🤖

But here's the problem: AI-generated code isn't necessarily secure or production-ready.

Too many developers are skipping code reviews because "AI wrote it, so it should be fine."

And that's where things go wrong.

🔐 Security vulnerabilities that nobody noticed.

⚡ Performance issues that become expensive in production.

🐛 Hidden bugs that pass unnoticed.

🚨 Sensitive information accidentally exposed in public repositories.

AI can generate code in seconds, but that doesn't mean we should deploy it in seconds.

AI is a powerful coding assistant, not a replacement for engineering judgment.

Use AI to move faster, but never skip the fundamentals: code reviews, testing, security checks, and performance optimization.

The real danger isn't AI writing bad code. It's developers blindly trusting it.

What's your experience? Are developers becoming too dependent on AI-generated code? 👇

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