I'm not asking for anecdotes. I'm asking for actual real proof. I'm not the one making extraordinary claims about how my rube goldberg machine of documents and hacks works. I'm just using the tool as designed.
You're really going to use papers from 2023 and 2024? It's 2026. The models are better these days... a lot better. Like come on man "The best-performing model, Claude 2" You're going to base your assessment on THAT?
Dude, maybe it's YOU guys working on small codebases that are worrying about "knowing the codebase" or maybe you guys just work on shit code, I don't know. This industry isn't new, there are known patterns and the models know them. It's really not hard to navigate a new codebase if you know what you're doing or if you know the framework or patterns of the language/platform. If you think you know your whole codebase though, I'd argue that it's YOU working on a small or simple app.
I'm not even understanding your line of questioning here. I don't know the codebase because I had an LLM write it and I didn't write documentation? You think writing documentation means you know the codebase? You think having your goals in writing is any different than putting it in the prompt?
You're really going to use papers from 2023 and 2024? It's 2026. The models are better these days... a lot better. Like come on man "The best-performing model, Claude 2" You're going to base your assessment on THAT?
Dude, maybe it's YOU guys working on small codebases that are worrying about "knowing the codebase" or maybe you guys just work on shit code, I don't know. This industry isn't new, there are known patterns and the models know them. It's really not hard to navigate a new codebase if you know what you're doing or if you know the framework or patterns of the language/platform. If you think you know your whole codebase though, I'd argue that it's YOU working on a small or simple app.
I'm not even understanding your line of questioning here. I don't know the codebase because I had an LLM write it and I didn't write documentation? You think writing documentation means you know the codebase? You think having your goals in writing is any different than putting it in the prompt?