Effective planning with LLMs isn’t prompting “design me a system” - it’s asking “how would a system to accomplish x be designed” and then engaging in dialogue and research with the LLM as an assistant and critic - running outputs through other agents for further critique and refinement - asking for justifications of decisions you are not informed enough to evaluate properly yourself. It is entirely possible to develop strong systems outside of your current skill and knowledge with methods like this. When done properly your own knowledge should have grown to meet the product you end up with.

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tempest_ 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> It is entirely possible to develop strong systems outside of your current skill and knowledge with methods like this.

If this is true how can you confidently make this assertion.

You yourself are not in a position to evaluate it, you are just running it through a couple times hoping for a "oh wait, you're right to call me out on that, that is not correct at all".

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radlad 4 hours ago | parent [-]

1. Tell it to find docs and research best practices.

2. Ask for references and read them.

> When done properly your own knowledge should have grown to meet the product you end up with.

	▲	cyanydeez 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I've found relying on my own research first for a local LLM works much better. Asking a biased source to find it's own research will result in biased research.

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szundi 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

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