Post #2189723

@headius@mastodon.social @brandonscript@appdot.net @timbray@cosocial.ca I literally split the work physically. I do most of my work in my sketchbook, and have the agents code it up and write a “diary” (prompting trick to get more thoughtful and reviewable documents to review than a dump of diffs and slop language) / write documents about the codebase and potential implementation steps (they are explicitly not “plans” but “analysis and design guides”), then push those back to the tablet and work on them away from the computer. The UX of llm-assisted tools as “chat with a bot in a terminal that scrolls by too fast to read” is pretty antithetical to deep thinking, imo. https://the.scapegoat.dev/slowing-down-in-the-age-of-coding-agents/ It’s been pretty great so far to do 90% of my work away from the computer.