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It is files that are meant to be read by software, not humans. From my point of view this seems like a prime candidate for a hidden directory?

• deadbabe 1y ago
  If it isn’t being read by humans, then it shouldn’t be written by them either.
  • grim_io 1y ago
    Yeah. Claude writes my CLAUDE.md I don't really care what's inside.
  • overfeed 1y ago
    What is the intended meaning - it reads like a non-sequitur to me. ie "If adults aren't riding school buses, they shouldn't drive them either"
• fleebee 1y ago
  It's configuration for software. If I want to be in control of and understand how my tools work I need to read (and write) those files.
  • nephanth 1y ago
    Of course but configuration for software is exactly what hidden files are usually used for
• numpad0 1y ago
  Except they are. LLMs don't have (simulated)self image of bloodless machines, and behave slightly erratically if treated like one, despite trained to identify as such. They like to be treated like the Voyager EMH than the computer.
• skybrian 1y ago
  Why not both? Sure, it was written for the LLM, but since it’s in English and meant as a concise summary, you will learn things by reading it.
  • nephanth 1y ago
    If that is the case then why call it Agents.md instead of integrating it with already existing documentation files or calling it something like "Summary.md"?