> because the diff is cheap and the “why” vanishes when the session ends.
But why should I use a tool like Entire, if the "why" is usually tracked somewhere else, in a ticket under the form of user or business requirements?
Once the specs are clear, and the intent is fixed or validated, the resulting code is just an implementation detail, and it can follow a continous merge approach as long as it doesn't drift away.
> Let your agents loop until evals are green
Exactly what I'm saying: if you think about it, it's just the job of a CI.
If for the "why" you mean why an engineer choose that approach, I'm not interested into digging in their own prompt with the agent: to rebuild a mental model, I can just ask another agent.
Another one: I'm also very skeptical on the "Join the rebellion" punchline. Rebellion against who, exactly?
Nothing in the AI narrative has the flavour of something built from the bottom, against an established power; I would say it's the opposite.
I'll suggest something more streamlined, and banal: "Try it now!", or "Join the alternative"
But why should I use a tool like Entire, if the "why" is usually tracked somewhere else, in a ticket under the form of user or business requirements?
Once the specs are clear, and the intent is fixed or validated, the resulting code is just an implementation detail, and it can follow a continous merge approach as long as it doesn't drift away.
> Let your agents loop until evals are green
Exactly what I'm saying: if you think about it, it's just the job of a CI.
If for the "why" you mean why an engineer choose that approach, I'm not interested into digging in their own prompt with the agent: to rebuild a mental model, I can just ask another agent.
Another one: I'm also very skeptical on the "Join the rebellion" punchline. Rebellion against who, exactly? Nothing in the AI narrative has the flavour of something built from the bottom, against an established power; I would say it's the opposite.
I'll suggest something more streamlined, and banal: "Try it now!", or "Join the alternative"