This seems misguided. Or at least, I can't see the value of it. It just seems like a classic JS community take - shape a thing so it fits with the familiar ecosystem, constrain it with structure and types and such, and keep grinding.
I think the author misses the point by a million miles: part of the attractiveness of LLMs is that you don't have to bother with a formally structured language to achieve results. GPT effortlessly bridges the gap between programming and human languages - making some structured prompt language seems.. pointless. Almost like an artifact of a mind that finds comfort in constraint, at a time when we're given freedom to roam.
I think the author misses the point by a million miles: part of the attractiveness of LLMs is that you don't have to bother with a formally structured language to achieve results. GPT effortlessly bridges the gap between programming and human languages - making some structured prompt language seems.. pointless. Almost like an artifact of a mind that finds comfort in constraint, at a time when we're given freedom to roam.