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by sureglymop
30 days ago
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Well... again, I'm giving the LLM total freedom to destroy what's there and start from scratch. That could nudge it to structure the code base more like that. It would be totally different if I told that to a junior developer. But imo LLMs don't really structure code well or as well as humans could. |
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Why would you use it like that as a default?
Like the first thing you should do when talking to an LLM about a project is to have it discuss exit criteria, scoping, rules, and managing the smallest thing to ship to get iteration started