Tools for Repacking

[kj911]

^^ To be honest, I find it quite strange myself that someone known as a member of the "PC/RIP" scene—especially amidst the current AI craze—would turn to and utilize such tools, given that he was already writing simpler programs even before the advent of AI.

Is it worth pursuing these projects—now or in the future? Obviously, if someone makes use of them and fixes them up, something truly useful could still come of it, couldn't it?

[wrathma]

Originally Posted by kj911

^^ To be honest, I find it quite strange myself that someone known as a member of the "PC/RIP" scene—especially amidst the current AI craze—would turn to and utilize such tools, given that he was already writing simpler programs even before the advent of AI.

who exactly ?
when someone is making a tool atleast he should go and properly
battle test it first before releasing v33.1 or v1.03 in the first day.
also theres a huge difference between ai assisted code and ai slop.
theres alot to fix in this tool. and a lot more to learn. i would say take
reference from xtool source code. compare with xtool, use it as a
benchmark. and actually understand your code instead of accepting
what ai writes for you. of course you will not make it in one day.

i reported a issue and gave a fix on his last tool Oodleforge.
Oodleforge was fixed but the issue persists on this new tool