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Useful and useless (or good and “less good”) aren’t easily mapped to big and small. From a purely UX perspective, showing a red badge seems you’re conflating “
by nebezb 7mo ago
Useful and useless (or good and “less good”) aren’t easily mapped to big and small.
From a purely UX perspective, showing a red badge seems you’re conflating “less good” with size. Who is the target for this? Lots of useful codebases are large.
I do agree, however, that there’s value in splitting up domains into something a human can easily learn and keep in their head after, say, a few days of being deeply entrenched. Tokens could actually be a good proxy for this.
- iterateoften 7mo ago> Who is the target for this? Agents. Going to be more tools and software targeted for consumption by agents
- adam_arthur 7mo agoYeah, but a large monorepo can consist of many small subprojects. And arguably this is becoming a best practice. Just spawn the agent in one of the subprojects