Awesome article! Looks like the more human-friendly a codebase is, the more AI friendly it is, too. Documentation, good typing practices, and general best practices is becoming less of a courtesy and more of a requirement if we want to maximize AI quality.
Completely agree - what we're all finding is that a lot of the best practices for working with AI are an extension of things we already know about how to make codebases optimal for humans. An extension, because humans are more flexible and forgiving than AI. And Danny's conversation with Isaac really highlighted that well.
Awesome article! Looks like the more human-friendly a codebase is, the more AI friendly it is, too. Documentation, good typing practices, and general best practices is becoming less of a courtesy and more of a requirement if we want to maximize AI quality.
Thanks Derek!
Completely agree - what we're all finding is that a lot of the best practices for working with AI are an extension of things we already know about how to make codebases optimal for humans. An extension, because humans are more flexible and forgiving than AI. And Danny's conversation with Isaac really highlighted that well.