My CV has a test suite, because the first thing that reads a CV is a parser. Four checks, one ATS workaround I measured and couldn't justify, and one assertion that has never run once.
dailyprog needs a new puzzle every day. I wrote the first few drafts by hand, then built a generator that writes them with an LLM and validates the output against real sandbox execution. The generator works, but it still needs someone to run it. Pick a pattern, kick off the script, review the result, commit. Fifteen minutes on a good day. More if the model gets stuck in a repair loop and I need to nudge it.