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by jaggederest 21 days ago
This is really cool, it's one of my goals. I think LLM programming is essentially simulated annealing and the more you can do to constrain the problem space, the better.

I wonder how LLMs would do with something like an image based system - it seems like you could pin the image and get a perfectly reproduced environment to get the LLM to make changes to, each time.

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We have a few backend services written in Clojure. We expose nrepl ports in our testing SDE k8s clusters. Our UI is all in Typescript, but I use nbb with Playwright - that gives me another REPL. LLM can poke through things in the UI REPL, while simultaneously running subagents that monitor situation in the cluster and then can dynamically change backend behavior. This all happens dynamically, without recompiling anything, without restarting, re-deploying, even saving the code (until it works), without losing the state.