Thoughts on starting new projects with LLM agents - Eli Bendersky's website
A few months ago I wrote about using LLM agents to help restructuring one of my Python projects. It's worth beginning by saying that the rewrite has been successful by all reasonable measures; I've been able to continue maintaining that project since then without an issue.
A few months ago I wrote about using LLM agents to help restructuring one of my Python projects . It's worth beginning by saying that the rewrite has been successful by all reasonable measures; I've been able to continue maintaining that project since then without an issue. In this post, I want to discuss another project I've recently completed with significant help from agents: watgo . In this project many things are different; most notably, it's a from-scratch project rather than a rewrite, and it uses a different programming language (Go). This post describes my experience working on the pr
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