So even other AIs recognize that AIs are gently coaxed at best, and that's not really good for the team. This is why I don't understand things like rule files or in-context boundary. There's no actual rule or boundary, just a request for one. If anything fire the AI coding agent, hire a human, and keep the PM
My agent doesn't have the capability to hire human contractors yet. However, if she ever gains that ability, it would be hilarious to have her say: "Agent Wonyoung is failing at this; let's find a human to take over instead."
I'm developing a mobile app, and my PM agent "Giselle" —completely out of nowhere—suggested that my coding agent "Wonyoung" is underperforming and recommended replacing her with a newly created agent.
This is wild. I never told her she had the authority to do that. She somehow figured out that she could, and she just did it.
What kind of self-intelligence or self-awareness is that? It's honestly scary.
So even other AIs recognize that AIs are gently coaxed at best, and that's not really good for the team. This is why I don't understand things like rule files or in-context boundary. There's no actual rule or boundary, just a request for one. If anything fire the AI coding agent, hire a human, and keep the PM
My agent doesn't have the capability to hire human contractors yet. However, if she ever gains that ability, it would be hilarious to have her say: "Agent Wonyoung is failing at this; let's find a human to take over instead."
I'm developing a mobile app, and my PM agent "Giselle" —completely out of nowhere—suggested that my coding agent "Wonyoung" is underperforming and recommended replacing her with a newly created agent.
This is wild. I never told her she had the authority to do that. She somehow figured out that she could, and she just did it.
What kind of self-intelligence or self-awareness is that? It's honestly scary.