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I like the part that uses custom slash commands as way to wrap your input into some well-structured prompt template for given type of task. I like the part that
by josefrichter 1y ago
I like the part that uses custom slash commands as way to wrap your input into some well-structured prompt template for given type of task. I like the part that also injects relevant pieces of "broken down AGENTS.md" as I see it.
I don't like the part that tries to leave no knot untied, which creates that sledgehammer for cracking a nut, as mentioned in the article. But I am sure it's easy to add another custom slash command like "/experiment" or "/stub" that would bring those context management benefits without the bloat, in situations when you don't know yet what and how you want to build something.
And then maybe "/wrap-up" to tie all the untied knots once you're sufficiently happy. Kinda like surgeon stepping aside after the core part of the operation.