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Right now it's where we specify which rules to apply to a repo when analysing and improving, plus any user-specific tweaks which we do splice in to prompts (sti
by benjaminfh 2y ago
Right now it's where we specify which rules to apply to a repo when analysing and improving, plus any user-specific tweaks which we do splice in to prompts (still working on exactly how to balance freedom + necessary rails here). The rules themselves are sets of logic in their own right – essentially a mix of static code analysis to carefully prepare context for an LLM to reason over. This makes me think the UI for the standards page probably needs to be more binary with respect to the rules (then freeform for user prefs) - would that make more sense in your opinion?
- ucarion 2y agoI don’t really have much an opinion on the what, I think I just know how I want this to feel. My preference is whatever works, and then making it obvious how it works. Mystery meat config files feel like the opposite, but I totally acknowledge that’s where you have to start when building this.
- benjaminfh 2y agoThat's very fair feedback, we appreciate it!