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Usually, I tell the agent to try out an idea and if I don't like the implementation or approach I want to undo the code changes. Then I start again, feeding it
by coffeeaddict1 9mo ago
Usually, I tell the agent to try out an idea and if I don't like the implementation or approach I want to undo the code changes. Then I start again, feeding it more information so it can execute a different idea or the same one with a better plan. This also helps the context window small.
- adam_patarino 9mo agoCan’t you use git for that? I do that often and just revert changes. It does require me to commit often but that’s probably good anyways.
- Sateeshm 9mo agoIt's about not polluting the context. AI doesn't need information about things that didn't work in the new requests' context.
- adam_patarino 9mo agoThat's interesting. I use those moments to show it what not to do. Does it not just repeat the mistakes?