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I think agents are pretty capable of reading a log when given the explicit task of extracting the latest version of what the user wants. In general, they work w
by visarga 9d ago
I think agents are pretty capable of reading a log when given the explicit task of extracting the latest version of what the user wants. In general, they work well for direct tasks like this. They don't forget and do something else the way they do when they are deep into development work or debugging.
Besides intent, I also mine signs of "user friction," which I use as input for the agent to come up with new tests. What I complain about is one of the signals driving testing.
- sagenschneider 9d agoYes, agree very capable of consuming large amounts of information I'd be interested to see what happens: - to token counts after a year of so of changes, as the specification list grows? - how it goes with concurrent changes in teams? Plus whether asking AI to add good commenting to the code could achieve the same thing?