For comparison, the C++ and rust code in the ladybird browser is about 573,000 lines of code.
replyI assume it is mostly or entirely written by AI, so that tracks.
replyThey are probably counting dependencies. Also, it's vibe coded, what do you expect!
replyI used to think that LLMs would replace humans but now I'm confident that I'll have a job in the future cleaning up slop. Lucky us.
I did a cloc check on it and it does seem to have 800k lines of typescript. So unless they are vendoring dependencies it's actually as insane as it sounds.
replyChrist their repo is an absolute nightmare. There's new issues and PRs being posted practically every minute, and I assume 99% of them are from agents given the target demographic. Just full-auto vibeslop from all barrels 24/7.
replyEven if we count the repos whole lifetime, including when it wasn't so active, the averages are still absurd.
96 days / (4,239+9,170) issues = one issue every 10 minutes
96 days / (5,082+10,221) pull requests = one PR every 9 minutes
5000+ open PRs is pretty insane, that's the highest I've seen. How do you even keep track of this? We'll really need trust management systems like vouch (https://github.com/mitchellh/vouch/tree/main) for open source projects in the future to help with reducing noise.
replyAt least nobody can accuse them of not dogfooding enough.
replySee also yeggae's beads. Last I checked, it is a 275k line todo tracker.
reply> Why does OpenClaw have 800,000+ lines of code??
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