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I believe it’s the same as for humans: different files implementing different parts of the system with good interfaces and sensible boundaries.
by antirez 1y ago
I believe it’s the same as for humans: different files implementing different parts of the system with good interfaces and sensible boundaries.
- dkdcio 1y agothis is a common pattern I see -- if your codebase is confusing for LLMs, it's probably confusing for people too
- physicles 1y agoThis fact is one of the most pleasant surprises I’ve had during this AI wave. Finally, a concrete reason to care about your docs and your code quality.
- aitchnyu 1y ago"What helps the human helps the AI" in https://blog.nilenso.com/blog/2025/05/29/ai-assisted-coding/ https://blog.nilenso.com/blog/2025/05/29/ai-assisted-coding/ In future I'll go "In the name of our new darling bot, let us unit test and refactor this complicated thing".
- afro88 1y agoWell documented helps a lot too. You can use an LLM to help document a codebase, but it's still an arduous task because you do need to review and fix up the generated docs. It will make, sometimes glaring sometimes subtle, mistakes. And you want your documentation to provide accuracy rather than double down on or even introduce misunderstanding.