Comment by theshrike79
Comment by theshrike79 a day ago
You can write the "prompt tuning" down in AGENTS.md and then you only need to do it once. This is why you need to keep working with different ones to get the feeling what they're good at and how you can steer them closer to your style and preferences without having to reiterate from scratch every time.
I personally have a git submodule built specifically for shared instructions like that, it contains the assumptions and defaults for my specific style of project for 3 different programming languages. When I update it on one project, all my projects benefit.
This way I don't need to tell whatever LLM I'm working with to use modernc.org/sqlite for database connections, for example.
> You can write the "prompt tuning" down in AGENTS.md and then you only need to do it once.
Yeah, I just mean: I know how to "fix" the AI for things that I already know about.
But how would I know if it's wrong or right about the stuff I DON"T know?? I'd have to go Google shit anyway to verify it.
This is me asking ChatGPT 5 about ChatGPT 5: https://i.imgur.com/aT8C3qs.png
Asking about Nintendo Switch 2: https://i.imgur.com/OqmB9jG.png
Imagine if AI was somebody's first stop for asking about those things. They'd be led to believe they weren't out when they in fact were!