I've recently started experimenting with grounding LLM driven implementation/verification on RFC based normative specifications, to avoid having to manually steer the LLM during implementation and dealing with reviewing sloppy pull requests.
It works quite well, as it puts your entire focus on writing (hopefully) unambiguous specifications vs. having to discuss unwanted changes with an LLM during code-review. One flaw is that this only works great if you know exactly what you want, which is not always the case.
It works quite well, as it puts your entire focus on writing (hopefully) unambiguous specifications vs. having to discuss unwanted changes with an LLM during code-review. One flaw is that this only works great if you know exactly what you want, which is not always the case.