[koliber]

Lately I keep hearing the same thing over and over: the things that are good for managing a team of devs are good for LLMs.

Good test cases.

Clear and concise documentation.

CI/CD.

Best practices and onboarding docs.

Managing LLMs is becoming more and more similar to managing teams of people.

[tempoponet]

Similarly, the agentic coding success stories are from orgs that had all of these things out of the gate.

[theshrike79]

Or had the sense to build the guidelines without trying to rely on writing fanfiction to guide the LLM.

[theshrike79]

Yep, I've been saying this for about a year now. Actually gave a presentation on this internally with this exact anecdote :D

There are so many bad analogies I could use to describe it, but they're all bad so I won't try.