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> The right way might be to fight AI slop with AI enforced guard rails. Whenever I you tried to develop using guardrails with LLMs, I found out that they are m
by xiphias2 7mo ago
> The right way might be to fight AI slop with AI enforced guard rails.
Whenever I you tried to develop using guardrails with LLMs, I found out that they are much better at ,,cheating'' than a human: getting around the guardrails by creating the ugliest hacks around them.
- jillesvangurp 7mo agoMostly works for me. Most of my projects I have some guardrails for what to do around testing, deploying, etc. Seems to work. You are right that LLMs are good at avoiding work and finding loopholes to do so. But generally if you ask codex to "hey look at my gh prs and label the ones that don't meet the contributor guidelines with 'slop'" it might do a decent enough job. Maybe add a skill that spells out criteria. Maybe set up openclaw or similar to do this every morning and then give you the list of prs it will auto close after you say the word.