> You can get the LLM to run a script which checks for all of these
Most of the time. Except for when it forgets to do it.
I think it’s funny that the solution is to use something that is not LLM driven to enforce it.
Also - pre commit hooks aren’t enforced, people will not set them up. You have to run this stuff in CI (which is incredibly annoying given that machines are writing the code in the first place)
Most of the time. Except for when it forgets to do it.
I think it’s funny that the solution is to use something that is not LLM driven to enforce it.
Also - pre commit hooks aren’t enforced, people will not set them up. You have to run this stuff in CI (which is incredibly annoying given that machines are writing the code in the first place)