Developer Seeks Technical Guides for AI Coding Agents
User asks followers for technical blogs and books to guide AI coding agents.
@deepfates posted that he keeps sending technical blogs, websites, and books to his coding agents. He avoids files like skills.md or agents.md and asked others for better examples. @xlr8harder replied with a link to a blog post by Alex L. Zhang. The post covers harness interfaces for language models and notes that agents' default approach to harnesses tends to produce poor results. The excerpt states that harnesses support compositional generalization when tasks share structure and individual calls stay in-distribution.
There are a lot of technical blogs or websites or books I keep sending to my coding agents to remind them how to do things right instead of badly. (I don't really like skills and agents dot md and all that stuff). Do any of you have these? Which ones are they? I can list some
Developer Seeks Technical Guides for AI Coding Agents
User asks followers for technical blogs and books to guide AI coding agents.
@deepfates posted that he keeps sending technical blogs, websites, and books to his coding agents. He avoids files like skills.md or agents.md and asked others for better examples. @xlr8harder replied with a link to a blog post by Alex L. Zhang. The post covers harness interfaces for language models and notes that agents' default approach to harnesses tends to produce poor results. The excerpt states that harnesses support compositional generalization when tasks share structure and individual calls stay in-distribution.
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xlr8harder@xlr8harder@deepfates I had codex incorporate some things from this into understanding how to build good harness interfaces. Its natural approach is actively bad.
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