Comment by sitkack

If the LLM can't complete a task, you add a test the shows it how to do it. This is multishot incontext learning and programming by example.

As for real TDD, you start with the tests and code until they pass. I haven't used an LLM to do this in Rust yet, but in Python due its dynamic nature, it is much simpler.

You can write the tests, then have the LLM sketch the code out enough so that they pass or at least exist enough to pass a linter. Dev tools are going to feel like magic 18 months from now.