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(I'm actually not sure if pint is a better home for this idea).
I came across a really interesting project https://github.com/habit-hooks/habit-hooks . It transforms regular linter/code-style/architecture outputs into prompts that describe what to do - rather than just the metric.
It seems to make coding agents significantly improve the codebase when they're not just given a metric like 'Function add_two_numbers is > 12 lines' - which they instantly game to get their little LLM dopamine hit of ✅ on the next run.
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(I'm actually not sure if
pintis a better home for this idea).I came across a really interesting project https://github.com/habit-hooks/habit-hooks . It transforms regular linter/code-style/architecture outputs into prompts that describe what to do - rather than just the metric.
It seems to make coding agents significantly improve the codebase when they're not just given a metric like 'Function add_two_numbers is > 12 lines' - which they instantly game to get their little LLM dopamine hit of ✅ on the next run.
Came across it via the Modern Software Engineering YT channel - so credit where it's due : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AgndHSkHFI
Anyway - thought it was an interesting idea I hadn't come across before that felt like it would be a useful addition (or another project altogether!).
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