IT WORKS! Demo time 🥳 (next 10x productivity bump is here?) Suppose you must refactor a large codebase, e.g.: > "use I32 instead of U32 as the native number type" That task, by itself, is simple enough to be automated by Sonnet alone, right? Problem is: what if the codebase is too large to fit on the AI's context, and RAG solutions / editors like Cursor can't precisely isolate which parts require edit (because it needs some semantic reasoning)? What now? Do we fallback to human coding, as did the old Mayans? Of course not! We just split the codebase in chunks, and send each chunk to ~500 DeepSeek instances in parallel (!). Each instance then decides if given block should be edited or not. This is viable because DeepSeek is smart, fast and really cheap. Finally, we send the blocks that need edit to Sonnet, in a single prompt, and let it work normally. The entire process takes less than a minute, is cheap enough, and very effective. We conclude with a 'git diff' for manual review. In short, AI has came to grep search & replace. Since this script feels like dropping a bomb in your codebase, I'm calling it AoE, and it is available on VictorTaelin/AI-Scripts. Enjoy! Here's the demo: