Comment by eddythompson80
1 hour ago
You have to have a team of agents with different roles reviewing that for you. An Advocate, a Skeptic, an Architect, a Security Engineer, a Disgruntled User, a Single Mom, a Clueless CTO, etc. each provides their unique prospective on the change. Then you have a Remediator and a Consolidator to address the feedback. Finally a Liquidator in case of a catastrophic failure.
You forgot Boot the Dog who simply wakes up periodically to check if the crypto rugpull is ready
Ah, Poe’s law… my favorite
I prefer to have a Clippy agent that identifies code that should be copied and pasted into random locations for no good reason. You may think it's not necessary given how LLMs operate, but I have found it's critical for 10x gains.
I can see how that agent can be useful in certain scenarios. We just introduced a Cheering agent to help with moral.