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The person in the Cursor platform is raising a different question and a valid one. We have tons of these frameworks out there, openspec, amplifier, etc. The ult
by stpedgwdgfhgdd 1y ago
The person in the Cursor platform is raising a different question and a valid one. We have tons of these frameworks out there, openspec, amplifier, etc. The ultimate dream is to have these subagents work in the background autonomously.
However reality tells us that you constantly have to keep Claude on the right track. Nudge here, nudge there. Close code reviews. Test, test more. Very interactive. Superpowers to the engineer.
It is this contradiction that also makes me believe that it will take another year for agents to work on enterprise codebases autonomously. Maybe more, look at autonomous self driving, surprisingly hard to get to the last 10%.
- sharts 1y agoMoreover they’re not even that great as a search tool. Often just giving incorrect or outdated synthesized results. Marginally better than a raw google search because I can skip all the sponsored/SEO hack results with garbage info.
- mfdupuis 1y agoI think this is the challenge and the dissonance. For something to truly run autonomously you need to provide it some many constraints that it almost loses its usefulness. I've tried using AI, or at least looked into what I could use AI for to automate marketing tasks and I just don't think I can seriously set up a workflow in n8n or AgentKit that would produce sufficiently good results without me jumping in. That said, AI is incredibly helpful in this semi-autonomous mode with the right parameters, to the point of the parent comment.