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by dools
2 hours ago
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This was in my staff documentation and it’s now in my AGENTS.md: tell don’t ask. If there is a decision that you need to make don’t ask me for input, do the thing that you think makes sense and then write down what you did and why. If it’s the wrong thing I’ll update the docs to make it clear for next time. Without this I would always wake up in the morning to an inbox full of questions and no work done, rather than an inbox full of finished tasks and maybe a couple of corrections. With LLMs if I ask for a code analysis and plan to fix something they tend to put a list of questions at the end about which they want confirmation. Then I have to waste time saying yes or no or coming up with the solution. If I tell them to instead just make assumptions and record them all at the end then I only need to correct 1 or 2 assumptions if required. |
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