▲ | didibus 2 days ago | |
Agentic already implies what you want to imply. Maybe just call it agentic coding? I feel that be the most clear. Agentic coding implies any workflow using AI agents. Which mean it's always the same agentic coding loop:
> is generally anchored to copilots/IDE style agents where people are actively writing codeI don't know when you last used these, but they're all agentic now. The workflow is exactly the same, you don't write code and auto-complete suggestions, you prompt and they go and make multiple edits to multiple files and can take upwards of 10 minutes, once done they show you a diff (or you can trust) and you're free to review/test or not, and prompt some more. Edit: Or what the other commenter said: "prompt driven coding", that could be a good term as well. |