ac-ciano

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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
I replied to everyone on my own.
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
I agree with you, I did not reply to anybody with an LLM. I employed AI for building
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Sure, as you could on OpenCode/PI, but most of us use subscriptions for which you are forced to use the relative UI
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
indeed, but I also value the freedom of using whichever provider I want and not get locked into Claude Code alone for instance. I want to use both Opus, DeepSeek and GPT 6 at the same time, not just the 2/3 models Anthropic offers. Wha
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
very interesting, the concept is the same. I see they flagged Opus as the suggested planner, which makes a lot of sense. Thanks
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
nope but I will check it out, thanks
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Absolutelly, it is brilliant! I use it daily myself from Ordewell
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Yeah absolutelly. I just wanted that exact framework in a simple controllable UI, where I could also plug in any of my subscriptions/API keys such as Claude Code or Codex at the same time. With Ordewell you get all layed out as tasks t
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
I like your analogy. The main problem though is context and keeping it clean as much as possible as long a parallelization. This is what drove to build this tool: having control of everything that the LLMs will do, controlling all with one
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
I thought about it but where the tool shines are large undefined tasks, which are complex to quantify and test (not as easy as implementing a simple bug fix that you can test directly). Even if I were to find such test dataset it would prob
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Yeah it's exactly what I've seen as well. Ordewell is close to your high end case: a frontier model builds the plan once, then it's fixed, the executing model can't reinterpret it. Won't get you to 4B, but should h
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
To me that's not the embarrassing part... unmaintainable would be. Using AI for coding and writing doc is standard practice now, not using it would be insane.
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Fair, and I won't pretend otherwise. I heavily used AI to help write the docs and code. The thing is though... I designed it and I stand behind it.
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by ac-ciano 2mo ago
Fair — AGENTS.md is prose the model has to re-interpret every session, and that reinterpretation is exactly where weaker models lose the thread. Here the plan is parsed and enforced as structured data: tasks with declared dependencies and o
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Show HN: Ordewell – turn one goal into an ordered plan of coding-agent tasks(github.com)
50 points by ac-ciano 2mo ago|30 comments
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by ac-ciano 3mo ago
At the end of the day, OpenAI built the system and provided the instructions that allowed this gap to exist. Relying on instruction-following rather than strict, non-negotiable code boundaries for tool use is always going to lead to securit
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by ac-ciano 3mo ago
Pure statistics and AST history over throwing another LLM at the problem is such a refreshing approach. Super clever project, congrats!