The whole point of the framework is to see what LLM oriented framework would look like. My argument is that the way code is normally structured is not conducive

The whole point of the framework is to see what LLM oriented framework would look like. My argument is that the way code is normally structured is not conducive towards LLMs because context grows in unbounded way, and they end up getting lost. The whole point of the 'slop' report is to have the LLM try implementing the features using both the traditional approach and the framework and then reflect on how it fared with each approach.