> They are what keep the AI's output from drifting into unmaintainable spaghetti code. Without those strict constraints, agentic coding falls apart fast.
Which ones, ESLint and Prettier and so on? Those are just for "nice syntax", and doesn't actually help your agent with what they actually fall over themselves with, which is about the design of your software, not what specific syntax they use.
Which ones, ESLint and Prettier and so on? Those are just for "nice syntax", and doesn't actually help your agent with what they actually fall over themselves with, which is about the design of your software, not what specific syntax they use.