Jamie Taylor

So you've got that operating environment already.

And because these are markdown files, you can jump in and edit them as you go.

Or you can gently nudge the LLM as it's writing them and say, actually,

Yeah, that's great, but maybe I care about, because maybe this is a web app, maybe I care about what OWASP have to say.

So I go and say, go find the rules that OWASP recommend for this type of application development, and then grab those, put that in the constitution, and then that way you might not get...

Yeah, so you'll be protected against things like SQL injection, things like that, and cross-site scripting and all of these wonderful things that you no longer have to worry about because all the code that you're going to write with this LLM is already protected against.

So that's the first thing it does.

So yeah, you do spec first.

So that's specification.

And you say, here's the spec.

I'm thinking like project manager BA level.

This is what we want, a feature that allows the customer to check out.

We're not talking about technology.

We're not talking about the hows.

We're not talking about the whys.

We're talking about the whats.

And you can be as detailed as you can or just say, build me a checkout system, whatever.

I like to put, and this is going to scare some folks because some folks don't like lots of typing of words.

They like to jump in with the code.

But I like to put in as much detail as I can.