I just shipped 163,000 lines of code and 6,400+ tests in a single night while I slept. No team. No contractors. Just me and an autonomous workflow I built over a weekend. Here’s how: I was building a GTM tool for my other projects. What started as 40 internal features snowballed into 144 tasks across services, APIs, UI pages, and cron jobs. Doing this manually? That’s 2-3 months of full-time solo dev work. I didn’t have 2-3 months!! (Nobody got time fo’that!) So I built an autonomous coding workflow. It picks a pending task, reads the PRD, runs a pre-check agent, implements + writes tests, validates against acceptance criteria, and retries on failure. (And other custom steps for self-healing and stuff) Then it moves to the next task. All night. No human in the loop!! I hit play at 3:15 AM and went to sleep. When I woke up 14 hours later: → 72 tasks completed → 163,643 lines of code → 6,400+ tests passing → 85% first-attempt success rate → 0 tasks failed → 458 source files → 84 test files And the workflow was still running. 🔥🔥 tl;dr I built an autonomous pipeline that shipped 163K lines of code overnight while I slept. Every dev needs this. 🔥🔥 I’m cleaning it up, adding a GUI, and shipping it for free. Stay tuned 🌙 By the way, can I self-promote once I’m done if it’s a free tool? submitted by /u/reybin01
Originally posted by u/reybin01 on r/ClaudeCode
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