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What a week of agent-run Dependabot triage and AI code review taught me (karasu weekly)

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karasu is a text modeling language for system architecture, inspired by the C4 model. You describe your system in .krs files and karasu draws the views: system, deployment, and team structure. I haven't written its code by hand; everything goes through Claude Code. This is the second weekly update.…

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  1. 2026-10-18 04:27 · DEV Community — AI
    What a week of agent-run Dependabot triage and AI code review taught me (karasu weekly)

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