> All those prompt strategies I'd painstakingly learned suddenly felt outdated. This is the critical bit, the bit that makes it impossible to "fall behind". Th

> All those prompt strategies I'd painstakingly learned suddenly felt outdated. This is the critical bit, the bit that makes it impossible to "fall behind". There's no actual useful knowledge you can learn right now that'll stay relevant in the future, so don't bother! Just use these things naively. Investment on your end on how to "use them properly" should be close to 0. If they produce useful output with the most naive prompt imaginable, wonderful. If they don't, do something else. All those people running an army of agents on their codebase with carefully curated rules file and whatever else? They're vibing their way off a cliff. No need to worry about them. You'll probably get to the same place they do by just using the autocomplete mode in VSCode with a braindead cheap model you get for free.