If they made Git decentralised, so that you could mirror stuff on github, it might solve that issue!

I've been using a few LLMs/agents for a while and I still struggle with getting useful output from it.

In order for it not to do useless stuff I need to expend more energy on prompting than writing stuff myself. I find myself getting paranoid about minutia in the prompt, turns of phrase, unintended associations in case it gives shit-tier code because my prompt looked too much like something off experts-exchange or whatever.

What I really want is something like a front-end framework but for LLM prompting, that takes away a lot of the fucking about with generalised stuff like prompt structure, default to best practices for finding something in code, or designing a new feature, or writing tests..

If kids are on steam they're also on... ya know... the internet.

It's not complicated to realise that this achieves none of the stated objectives