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I consistently hear great things from Dspy users. At the same time, it feels like adoption is always low. Stranger still: it seems like every company I have wo
by sbpayne 7mo ago
I consistently hear great things from Dspy users. At the same time, it feels like adoption is always low.
Stranger still: it seems like every company I have worked with ends up building a half-baked version of Dspy.
- CuriouslyC 7mo agoTwo issues: 1. People don't want to switch frameworks, even though you can pull prompts generated by DSPy and use them elsewhere, it feels weird. 2. You need to do some up-front work to set up some of the optimizers which a lot of people are averse to.