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Testing an agentic tool on a 3.5-million-line monolith is not for the faint of heart. The authors of Codebase

Published: 2026-09-18 · Author: AI Release · @ai_release1

AI Release 🚀 Testing an agentic tool on a 3.5-million-line monolith is not for the faint of heart. The authors of Codebase Intelligence did exactly that: first they built the dev tool of the future, then threw it at Rails legacy code. Over the past year, agentic assistants have learned to write code, but they still get lost in large, tangled repositories. The new system gives the agent a holistic map of the codebase — so it doesn't guess, but knows where everything lives. If the tool can handle such a monster, it will be welcome in any project. And the announcement image seems to hint: everything new is well-forgotten old. 🔗 Read on habr.com #AI #DevTools #Rails #agents #neural networks Habr Codebase Intelligence for the agent: building the 'dev tool of the future' and immediately testing it on a Rails monolith with 3.5M+ lines An AI-generated attention-grabbing image. Prompt: 'Show that everything new is well-forgotten old' (not really) Over the past year, so many agentic development tools have appeared that... 6 views 23:38

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