Yeah. Read “Programming as Theory Building” by Naur [1] to understand why you need to still need to develop a theory of the problem and how to model it yourself lest the LLM concoct (an incorrect) one for you.
I wonder if it could be something to do with the kilocode integration.
But, I do more commonly run with permission required for many operations, because I find it works much better if I help it every now and then. It can get stuck on some pretty simple stuff.
Has anyone managed to setup a "reactive" way to interact with LLMs in a codebase, so that when an LLM extend or updates some part of the territory, it also extends or updates the map?
I take it as a manifestation of the temporal bigotry in computer science. That anything not new is bad, which is absolutely untrue. Old is not bad, new is not good. Where something exists in time has almost not bearing on its quality. Most knowledge and good ideas do not survive.