From Armin Ronacher’s Thoughts and Writings:
My general workflow involves assigning a job to an agent (which effectively has full permissions) and then waiting for it to complete the task. I rarely interrupt it, unless it’s a small task. Consequently, the role of the IDE — and the role of AI in the IDE — is greatly diminished; I mostly use it for final edits. This approach has even revived my usage of Vim, which lacks AI integration.
And
Agents aren’t exceptionally fast individually, but parallelization boosts overall efficiency. Find a way to manage shared states like the file system, databases, or Redis instances so that you can run more than one. Avoid them, or find a way to quickly segment stuff out.
Leave a Reply