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by bob1029
528 days ago
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> you review the workflow (can be an intuitive list of commands, understandable by non-specialist) - to weed out hallucinations and misunderstanding This is the idea that is most valuable from my perspective of having tried to extract accurate requirements from the customer. Getting them to learn your product UI and capabilities is an uphill battle if you are in one of the cursed boring domains (banking, insurance, healthcare, etc.). Even if the customer doesn't get the LLM-defined path to provide their desired final result, you still have their entire conversation history available to review. This seems more likely to succeed in practice than hoping the customer provides accurate requirements up-front in some unconstrained email context. |
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