In addition to choosing languages, patterns and frameworks that the LLM is likely to be well trained in, I also just ask it how it wants to do things. For exam

In addition to choosing languages, patterns and frameworks that the LLM is likely to be well trained in, I also just ask it how it wants to do things. For example, I don't like ORMs. There are reasons which aren't super important but I tend to prefer SQL directly or a simple query builder pattern. But I did a chain of messages with LLMs asking which would be better for LLM based development. The LLM made a compelling case as to why an ORM with a schema that generated a typed client would be better if I expected LLM coding agents to write a significant amount of the business logic that accessed the DB. My dislike of ORMs is something I hold lightly. If I was writing 100% of the code myself then I would have breezed past that decision. But with the agentic code assistants as my partners, I can make decisions that make their job easier from their point of view.