Welcome to syntax. Today, we're going to be talking about how to turn vibe coding's vibes into more deterministic solutions with facts and logic. We're going to be really getting into the depths of what are the different tools that you can add to your setup. So that way, AI is not just guessing or making assumptions or anything like that.

So we're going to be talking about different code quality tools, bug finding tools, formatters,

linters, et cetera, but also the techniques in which you can use these things.

That way, you're not just like, hey, make it good, please.

All right, is this good? I have no idea. I have no way of figuring that. My name is Scott Tolensky. I'm a developer from Denver with me, as always is Wes Boss. What's up, Wes? Man, I, this is great because so much of this is, like, people have built stuff. And now that we're, what, three or four months into people building's like serious stuff with it. You're starting to see a lot of

the sort of edges crack around it. People are, oh, this is not actually very good. And I have a problem on my

hands, right? There was this post in the Reddit OpenClaw the other day where this guy was just saying,

like, I had clients and I made all these automations for them. And I just lost all these clients

because things were not working properly.

They were breaking all the time.

I had no way to tell that things were breaking,

which is like, throw century on their brother.

You'll be able to tell when things are breaking.

Just it's an absolute mess.

And if we can have the like pure functional programming

renaissance that we had in JavaScript, what, eight years ago, if we can have that in this

AI slop world, I think that the outputs will become a lot better. Yeah, it's so funny,

because I did my video on the G-Stack stuff and that the video was like 34,000 lines of slop.

I think that's what it was called.

And you get comments, especially on Twitter, where there's some non-developers on there

who are going to be like, you all dinosaurs are going to learn that it doesn't matter what the code quality is.

Or if we shipped 26 test files to the user, it doesn't matter what the code quality is or if we shipped 26 test files

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