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Build CLIs your agents call, that scaffold what you want, and lint so it actually does achieves your intended design. Markdown files are a good reference but t
by dirtbag__dad 5mo ago
Build CLIs your agents call, that scaffold what you want, and lint so it actually does achieves your intended design.
Markdown files are a good reference but they are a weak enforcement tool and go stale easily.
Avoid burying yourself in more skills docs you’re not even writing yourself and probably never even read. Focus that toward deterministic tooling. (Not that skills or prompts are bad, I agree a meta skill that tells an agent what subagents and what order to run is useful)
- zapataband1 5mo agolol so write an actual deterministic program? we're close to full circle
- noisy_boy 5mo agoYes but with the "judgement" to call them. If you put "review the results based on conditions described here and anything else suspicious you may spot before call the <next_deterministic_program>", it should be able to catch some case you didn't think about in your standard checks. Of course it may miss out on those or have false positives but that is the nature of the beast, as it is now.