[xpn]

Cool idea, hadn't considered the use of lesser models picking up the implementation set by the strong model plan.

Question regarding the actual code generated, is this a priority to you beyond looking at it meets the design doc? For example, if the LLM goes ahead and builds the feature that passes the tests, but the code contains duplicate functions, abstractions etc, would you steer the LLM to fix that, or even dive in yourself to rearchitect?

[cfunderburg]

With that particular project, no. Mostly because I applied a world of SKILLS into it at the start and reviewed the code as it was being built and never found any such problem so eventually I just started trusting it.

In other projects (my work life revolves around Terraform and infrastructure as code) I absolutely check and re-steer on a regular basis. I _suspect_ I could resolve those issues with better Terraform SKILLs but writing Terraform is more natural to me that dealing with Swift so I haven't bothered.