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I’m in the opposite boat, having trouble instructing my colleagues on how to get the same success with AI coding that I’ve realized. The issue is that you spend
by seanmcdirmid 10mo ago
I’m in the opposite boat, having trouble instructing my colleagues on how to get the same success with AI coding that I’ve realized. The issue is that you spend effort “working” the AI to get things done, but at the end of it your only artifact is a bunch of CLI commands executed and…how are you going to describe that?
AI instructions for AI coding really need to be their own code somehow, so programmers can more successfully share their experiences.
- zahlman 10mo ago> but at the end of it your only artifact is a bunch of CLI commands executed That sounds like a failure of process. Executing the commands is supposed to result in a Git commit history, and in principle nothing prevents logging the agent session. I'm told that some users even prompt the AI afterwards to summarize what happened in the session, write .md files to record "lessons learned", etc.
- seanmcdirmid 10mo agoThat isn't what I meant, you could save the entire CLI session, and not have something that can be shared easily. You need to document things like "try this or that, it still isn't very sharable.