| ▲ | gleenn 4 hours ago | |
That has definitely not been my experience as of late. I have produced multiple, largeish Clojure projects with AI that have been perfectly formatted and functional. Perhaps you were using an older or possibly smaller model? I am admittedly using Claude with higher end models and mid to high effort but it has been working great for months for me at this point. | ||
| ▲ | jaggederest 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Nope, but to be fair when you're working on your own novel S-exprs you don't have LSPs to guide the coding agent. I imagine that it works a lot better in the context of a known and understood language environment like Clojure, CL, scheme, etc. The other option would be to write an LSP in a non-S-expr language to ensure that no turn can end with mismatched parens, for example. | ||