@amirmxt this is exactly what I'm seeing as well.
but the gap on what to implement and the proper way to develop is only getting bigger as the models are getting better, ironic how that works
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there's been a lot of hype recently about HTML vs markdown for LLM prompts.
my findings earlier this year: when I need strict guidelines I use HTML. mainly for design and output structure. the model knows exactly what to render and where.
when I want freeform guidance, markdown. let the model interpret.
not everything needs to be one or the other.
A week ago I shipped a health AI agent that lives entirely in iMessage.
40 users in private beta. No app. Just text.
Yesterday Google announced their own health agent.
It's more important than ever to ship fast and pivot. I built and shipped mine in 10 days with Codex and Convex. Keep shipping and something will hit.
GPT-5.5 Instant dropped. First thing I did was go through client projects and swap models where it made sense.
Customer-facing agents, automation flows with chained LLM calls, real-time copilots. Anywhere latency and cost compound fast.
That's the whole point of building modular agents. New model comes out, you update a config, done.
the n8n hype died but the tool didn't.
building a complex automation flow for a client right now. visual nodes, secure credential sharing, maintained third party integrations.
just because you could do it in code doesn't mean you should. nothing wrong with leveraging these tools if it makes sense for the project.
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