[xboxnolifes]

What do you consider "serious", as that seems to be the main differentiator here. I know plenty of serious (multiple years of development and users, and began prior to LLMs) projects that have devs using LLMs for development.

[tovej]

That makes me curious, would you like to list them?

[xboxnolifes]

They aren't anything particularly special, most projects I interact with have at least 1 dev who uses LLMs in some capacity.

The two I was thinking of when I posted are the Minecraft modpack GregTech: New Horizons, and an Old School Runescape plugin.

https://github.com/gtnewhorizons

https://github.com/osrs-reldo/tasks-tracker-plugin

[tovej]

I see. I would not consider these to be serious projects.

I'm sure they give people joy, and contain some decent problem solving, but they are both small extensions to existing software, and are not really solving interesting new problems or creating their own systems.

[xboxnolifes]

The first one is hardly a small extension. It's millions of lines of code, which is multiple times more than the version of Minecraft it extends.

[tovej]

The size of the project is not what matters. It's the systems it includes and how complex they are.

Actually, that raises a question: are the more complex systems in this collection of projects vibecoded or programmed by a human? Which parts are you aware of that invlude LLM output?