even if i would generally agree with the principles, no amount of markdown prompting is going to increase my confidence in agent's output and so i keep asking this question:
> what do you use for normative language to describe component boundary, function and cross-component interactions?
something i can feed into a deterministic system that will run a generative suite of tests (quickcheck/hypothesis/clojure.spec) that will either give me the confidence or give the agent the feedback.
OP / Author here, I started closer to where you are but ended up realizing I've led a few eng teams and was never satisfied with code quality. What I COULD be satisfied by was moving our metrics in the right direction. Testing coverage, use cases covered by E2E / integration tests, P99/backend efficiency metrics, cost of infrastructure and obviously user growth along with positive feedback from Users.
That said, I don't "vibe" because it creates great code I love reading, but I can monitor and move the same metrics I would if I was managing a team.
I also use code tours a bit, and one of my first tools I needed and built (intraview.ai) was to support this need to get deep in the code the Agents were claiming was ready to ship.
even if i would generally agree with the principles, no amount of markdown prompting is going to increase my confidence in agent's output and so i keep asking this question:
> what do you use for normative language to describe component boundary, function and cross-component interactions?
something i can feed into a deterministic system that will run a generative suite of tests (quickcheck/hypothesis/clojure.spec) that will either give me the confidence or give the agent the feedback.
OP / Author here, I started closer to where you are but ended up realizing I've led a few eng teams and was never satisfied with code quality. What I COULD be satisfied by was moving our metrics in the right direction. Testing coverage, use cases covered by E2E / integration tests, P99/backend efficiency metrics, cost of infrastructure and obviously user growth along with positive feedback from Users.
That said, I don't "vibe" because it creates great code I love reading, but I can monitor and move the same metrics I would if I was managing a team.
I also use code tours a bit, and one of my first tools I needed and built (intraview.ai) was to support this need to get deep in the code the Agents were claiming was ready to ship.