| ▲ | faangguyindia 2 days ago | |
>I do not understand the appeal of the workflow of working on separate things in parallel, then splitting it off into branches/commits. imo, isn't it better to fully focus on one thing at a time, even if it is "simple"? because agents are slow. I use SOTA model (latest opus/chatgpt) to first flesh out all the work. since a lot of agent harness use some black magic, i use this workflow 1. Collect all issues 2. Make a folder 3. Write each issue as a file with complete implementation plan to rectify the issue After this, i change from SOTA to Mini model Loop through each issue or run agents in parallel to implement 1 issue at a time. I usually need to do 3 iteration runs to implement full functionality. | ||
| ▲ | KPGv2 2 days ago | parent [-] | |
"because AI" isn't really a good answer since JJ was not created for AI, and most people who use JJ aren't just AI bots. | ||