Comment by antonvs
3 days ago
Agile’s point was to get feedback based on actual demoable functionality, and iterate on that. If you ignore the “slop” pejorative, in the context of LLMs, what I quoted seems to fit the intent of Agile.
3 days ago
Agile’s point was to get feedback based on actual demoable functionality, and iterate on that. If you ignore the “slop” pejorative, in the context of LLMs, what I quoted seems to fit the intent of Agile.
There’s generally a big gap between the minimum you can demo and an actual feature.
If you want to use an LLM to generate a minimal demoable increment, you can. The comment I replied to mentioned "feature", but that's a choice based on how you direct the LLM. On the other hand, LLM capabilities may change the optimal workflow somewhat.
Either way, the ability to produce "working software" (as the manifesto puts it) in "frequent" iterations (often just seconds with an LLM!) and iterate on feedback is core to Agile.