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Yes. Humans are also unreliable and nondeterministic (though certainly more reliable). Accordingly we have built software dev practices around this. I imagin
by dnautics 6mo ago
Yes. Humans are also unreliable and nondeterministic (though certainly more reliable). Accordingly we have built software dev practices around this. I imagine it would be super useful for example to have a "TDD enforcer":
Phase 1: only test files may be altered, exactly one new test failure must appear.
Phase 2: only code files may be altered. The phase is cleared when the test now succeeds and no other tests fail.
If you get stuck, bail and ask for guidance
- ManWith2Plans 6mo agoI've been busy building and dogfooding open-artisan for my own development purposes. I've diverged quite a bit from main and am hoping to merge some of those changes back soon. It's basically an OpenCode plugin that forces open-code token-hungry state machine that tries to map the engineering process I follow, exposing only valid tools and states at every step of development. If you're interested, in following along or trying it out, it's available here: https://github.com/yehudacohen/open-artisan/ https://github.com/yehudacohen/open-artisan/ Hopefully, I'll merge in my large structural changes in the next couple of weeks. These structural changes will enhance the state machine meaningfully, as well as adding support for hermes agenet.