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I am way more interested in the intentions of the author than anything that can be interpolated from the code or token space.
by bob1029 7d ago
I am way more interested in the intentions of the author than anything that can be interpolated from the code or token space.
- vova_hn2 7d agoExactly! If I want a summary of the code, I can easily generate it myself.
- LeafItAlone 7d agoLLMs can provide the intentions of the code they write. To say they can’t is saying that they can’t fix bugs, which they very obviously can do effectively. So, just tell them to write the intention in the way you want it. If you are implicitly providing the direction in the prompt, make that explicit - you then it will have the context for the change while working and for the commit message and you’ll likely get a higher quality output.