no. red green tdd is great because you'll have tests when your llm breaks something later, or you're doing a massive refactor. i imagine studies are not done

no. red green tdd is great because you'll have tests when your llm breaks something later, or you're doing a massive refactor. i imagine studies are not done on codebases where the complexity gets that high. tdd has been invaluable for this project (almost entirely llm written, but i review it) https://github.com/ityonemo/clr https://github.com/ityonemo/clr