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You give way too much credit to the average mid level ticket taker. And again, why do I care how the code does it as long as it meets the functional and none f
by raw_anon_1111 8mo ago
You give way too much credit to the average mid level ticket taker. And again, why do I care how the code does it as long as it meets the functional and none functional requirements?
- sarchertech 8mo agoBecause in a real application with real users all of the functional and non-functional requirements aren't documented anywhere but in the code.
- raw_anon_1111 8mo agoIf only a coding agent had access to your code…
- sarchertech 8mo agoYou realize that coding agents aren’t AGI right? They aren’t capable of reasoning about a code changes impact on anything other than their immediate goal to anywhere near the level even a terrible human programmer is. That why we have the agentic workflow in the first place. They absolutely require guardrails. Claude will absolutely change anything that’s not bolted to the floor. If you’ve used it on legacy software with users or if you reviewed the output you’d see this.