I think I agree with you on it needing to assist in event of failure instead of jumping straight to install though. Will think more about that.
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I think I agree with you on it needing to assist in event of failure instead of jumping straight to install though. Will think more about that.
Any other feedback you have about the general idea?
What pushed me over the edge was actually feeding bash install scripts into agents and seeing them not perform well. It does work, but a lot worse than this install.md thing.
In the docs for the proposal I wrote the following:
>install.md files are direct commands, not just documentation. The format is structured to trigger immediate autonomous execution.[1]
Does that make any sense or am I just off my rocker?
I've written a few things that Hacker News liked, and mostly talk about software engineering in one way or another.
Also, I think it misses the critical point. C-suite executives operate under immense pressure to deliver abstract business outcomes, but the lack of clear, immediate feedback loops and well-defined success metrics makes their roles resistant to automation. AI needs concrete reward functions that executive decision-making simply doesn't provide.
i'm absolutely shocked google chooses the dogs over the baby