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That's what claude.md etc are for. If you want it to follow your norms then you have to document them.
by hwillis 11mo ago
That's what claude.md etc are for. If you want it to follow your norms then you have to document them.
- tjansen 11mo agoThat's fine for norms, but I don't think you can use it to describe every single piece of your code. Every function, every type, every CSS class...
- ColonelPhantom 11mo agoWell, sure, but from what I know, humans are way better at following 'implicit' instructions than LLMs. A human programmer can 'infer' most of the important basic rules from looking at the existing code, whereas all this agents.md/claude.md/whatever stuff seems necessary to even get basic performance in this regard. Also, the agents.md website seems to mostly list README.md-style 'how do I run this instructions' in its example, not stylistic guidelines. Furthermore, it would be nice if these agents add it themselves. With a human, you tell them "this is wrong, do it that way" and they would remember it. (Although this functionality seems to be worked on?)