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I find that that doesn’t work in the long run. Software agents are not yet capable of maintaining a decently active repository for extended periods of time. I
by stingraycharles 7mo ago
I find that that doesn’t work in the long run. Software agents are not yet capable of maintaining a decently active repository for extended periods of time.
I am all for delegating everything to AI agents, but it just becomes a mess over time if you don’t steer things often enough.
- vidarh 7mo agoNot my experience at all. If anything, they make it cheap enough to deal with tech debt that it is far easier to justify being strict. EDIT: I'll add that you can't expect it to guess what you want, but you can let it manage how it delivers it. We don't expect e.g. a product manager to dictate how developers deliver the code, just what the acceptance criteria is, and that's where I'm headed.