specs are half "intent engineering" (thanks @jonbell) and half archeology
specs should never state an archeological fact without you being able to instantly reference the source
working with the incredible @AdamMocarski on making this idea beautiful and useful today
if software is spec, what if we got AI to make specs that weren't slop?
working on this
(very inspired by the beauty of https://t.co/Ay6AdyvOm8 by @danhollick)
david showed me a demo of @obvious agents a few months back, and it was the first time i saw enough of the stack coming together that a normie startup could continuously and safely delegate complex, multi-hour engineering (and non-engineering) tasks to a non-human.
😊 One of the things I love about building in this moment is rediscovering and relearning the primitives/foundations across so many disciplines:
- Computer Science
- Psychology
- Human Computer Interactions
- Philosophy
- Aesthetics & Ergonomics
- Writing, Language, and Literature
- etc
What a wonderful time to build and learn.
@karrisaarinen We’re both language machines. The affordances we’ve used to organize ourselves should work to organize human<>agent collaboration.