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points by mohsen1 6 hours ago | 0 comments
Working with LLM agents comes with a hard pill to swallow: they are already remarkably good at figuring out what to do on their own. In fact, the more rigid structures we impose on a system, the less efficient these agents become.

While there have been many attempts to structure how agents operate, a recent Anthropic article showed that when they didn't tell Claude how to use memory, it actually used its memory better. Ultimately, we have to come to terms with how little is required from us when LLMs are this intelligent. often doing things better in ways that we sometimes cannot comprehend.

[–] mceachen 4 hours ago
I don't buy it. You can steer them gently to at least write human-accessible project plans—and then session compaction, agent switching, and review is much more doable. I've been iterating on this for over a year: https://photostructure.com/coding/claude-code-tpp/
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