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Show HN: /slot-machine development (CC vs. Codex; CE vs. superpowers)
I built an opensource skill that runs N implementations in parallel, has each one reviewed blind by a separate agent, then a judge picks the winner or synthesizes the best parts of each.<p>Each slot can use a different skill (CE:work in one vs superpowers:test-driven-development) and harness (CC vs. Codex). Or put different emphasis on each slot (functional vs. robustness). Also works for non-coding tasks (writing) and you can create custom slot-machines.<p>The main insight is simple enough: AI agents are probabilistic. The same spec produces different code every time; different designs, different bugs, different quality.So running parallel implementations can increase quality if we can judge effectively.<p>There is a real tradeoff here of increased time and tokens for quality but for production code this is often worth it; particularly on long running overnight loops on subscription plans. Also a simple way to learn which skills and harnesses actually work best for your codebase.<p>Appreciate any feedback / PRs. This is early!
/slot addresses the critical reliability gap in AI agents through an ensemble-based 'mixture of agents' approach, which is a high-growth area in developer tooling. However, the project currently lacks commercial traction, team background data, and a clear moat against established IDE players who could integrate similar parallel-processing features.