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by fielding
89 days ago
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Nit was actually one of the first projects built via a framework I'm building (specter) that generates code and test constraints in parallel isolation (to prevent gaming the tests/constraints), then uses the constraints as a feedback loop against the generated code. The agent writes the code, I designed the system, wrote the spec, and validated the output. Perhaps not the way we've built things in the past, but didn't feel all that different to me other than having more time to work on other things while it was running the feedback loop on the implementation |
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