I have preferred not using a framework for a while, pre-LLM, because frameworks would introduce many new failure modes into my codebase, including:
- bloat and assumptions I didn't ask for
- constraints that I otherwise wouldn't encounter
- failure modes related to the framework making breaking changes in updates
However, this basically meant implementing my own framework in a project. Which was fine.
I have now, over time, constructed a framework for agentic coding, because I found myself using the same prompting patterns...
However, this basically meant implementing my own framework in a project. Which was fine.
I have now, over time, constructed a framework for agentic coding, because I found myself using the same prompting patterns...