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I completely block all LLM comments via pi extension, it makes using them significantly more enjoyable. If the LLM wants to add a comment it must ASK me explici
by acedTrex 1mo ago
I completely block all LLM comments via pi extension, it makes using them significantly more enjoyable. If the LLM wants to add a comment it must ASK me explicitly to do so.
Seeing LLM comments in other peoples code is very upsetting because theres just so much meaningless noise.
- copperx 1mo agoWhat's the extension, please?
- gessha 1mo agoAuthor probably cobbler it together themselves.
- furst-blumier 1mo agoWhich extension is it?
- acedTrex 1mo agoIts a personal extension i wrote myself, maybe I should put it up somewhere.. Its so simple though i dont know if its worth it vs just "go build it yourself"
- zahlman 1mo agoWhat happens when the LLM tries to defy this? Is the file-write rejected, or does the extension just strip comments from what gets written, or just what?
- acedTrex 1mo agoI have it set up to pop up an approval dialogue that shows me the comments its trying to write and if i reject it the model is told essentially "no comments allowed, retry the patch without them." It usually only takes one of those in the context for the model to reorient its behavior for future edits.