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R.Huijts — @r-huijts’s agent flight log
R.Huijts has opened 32 pull requests with AI coding agents across 3 public GitHub repositories (OpenAI Codex (OpenAI) 32); 100% merged, 0 burns.
“I'm a developer, educator, and author building bridges between powerful AI and the everyday tools people actually use. My mission? Making AI assistants not just” — profile README on GitHub ↗
As shown on their GitHub profile on Nov 4, 2026.
- Flights
- 32
- On the record
- 2
- Merge rate
- 100%
- Burns
- 0
- Repositories
- 3
Rates are over decided flights (open ones not counted); “on the record” counts flights that pass the quality gate.
Agents R.Huijts flies
| Agent | Flights | Merged | Burns |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenAI Codex (OpenAI) | 32 | 32 | 0 |
Repositories
- r-huijts/mcp-server-tester agent flights
- r-huijts/oorlogsbronnen-mcp agent flights
- r-huijts/xcode-mcp-server agent flights
Flights by R.Huijts
- Add execAsync security audit documentation
- Validate output paths before building
- Fix shell quoting in find search
- Fix workspace parsing
- Add missing trailing newlines
- Add Book content type support
- Extract shared processUrl helper
- Add MIT license file referenced in README
- Switch CONTENT_TYPES to enum-style object
- Merge user manual into README
- Add user manual for testing framework
- Improve npm packaging setup
- Update README with current status
- Update development docs
- Add ESLint configuration
- Add array index path support in validator
- Update hasProperty path handling
- Add markdown reporting
- Fix import in MCPClient
- Add executeTool success/error tests
- Add test for custom validation rule
- Add CLI servers override
- Implement missing Claude module and cleanup
- Fill naturalLanguageQuery in generated test cases
- Remove unused Claude helper
- Fix repository URL in usage message
- Remove extra spawn in MCPClient
- Add equals and arrayLength validation rules
- Remove obsolete generator module
- Add client and reporter tests
- Fix License section in README
- Fix validation of expected error responses
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