For the longest time, all the coding agents generated a maximum of 5000-7000 lines of production code maximum. And as projects started scaling, the need to continuously build feature by feature, prompt by prompt was a huge pain to deal with. This wasn't just my problem, everyone I knew built projects feature by feature prompt by prompt. That's why I decided to build Qode which is specifically designed to build entire production grade products from scratch with just one prompt. You can install the agent through npm via `npm install -g qode-agent` and use the `q` or `q-cli` bash command. It supports multiple providers and is currently still a beta product with many more features upcoming. Check out the project at https://github.com/akshaylakkur/Q.
I'm trying to understand the use-case for this, because I have personally seen claude code generating this much code in one go, it totally depends on the prompt and the setup made up.
Also code quality is more important than the lines of code. Planning the task first and in-between stages of work is correct to get the better quality and results but Claude code, Codex both does this already
For the longest time, all the coding agents generated a maximum of 5000-7000 lines of production code maximum. And as projects started scaling, the need to continuously build feature by feature, prompt by prompt was a huge pain to deal with. This wasn't just my problem, everyone I knew built projects feature by feature prompt by prompt. That's why I decided to build Qode which is specifically designed to build entire production grade products from scratch with just one prompt. You can install the agent through npm via `npm install -g qode-agent` and use the `q` or `q-cli` bash command. It supports multiple providers and is currently still a beta product with many more features upcoming. Check out the project at https://github.com/akshaylakkur/Q.
I'm trying to understand the use-case for this, because I have personally seen claude code generating this much code in one go, it totally depends on the prompt and the setup made up. Also code quality is more important than the lines of code. Planning the task first and in-between stages of work is correct to get the better quality and results but Claude code, Codex both does this already