Be explicit. That's the most important thing you can be when working with AI or else they can take attributions you will regret later on

"Let me know any flaws in the project"

Where? Where exactly? What email? What chat app? what channel? what restrictions? When not to?

Letting AI assume they know will bite you hard in the ass. The same applies to coding apps with agents. If you don't set clear boundaries, scope, limits, versions, roadmaps, etc before you embark on any project, you'll be doing it after the results you get are not what you expected, there is no escape

Detailed planning or damage control, pick your poison

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an0malous 2 hours ago | parent [-]

It would be cool if there was a new kind of language we could use where there’s no ambiguity and we could define rules and procedures

	▲	em-bee 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		you mean like those old programming languages of the days of yore? things were so much easier back then, weren't they? i was there, 3000 years ago...
	▲	bigstrat2003 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Yeah, and you would also want to make it so that you get the same exact result every time, so that once you get the language right, you can be confident in the result. Shame that we never invented anything like that though, it would be super useful.