>The actual code and architecture is where it still lacking IMHO.
My experience is that the more structure and constraints you can place on what the LLM/Agents actually do, the better they perform. If you just let them run wild a la "make me an app that will make a million dollars MRR, no mistakes", you get a clusterfuck. And it gets more clusterfucky the longer it goes on.
My experience is that the more structure and constraints you can place on what the LLM/Agents actually do, the better they perform. If you just let them run wild a la "make me an app that will make a million dollars MRR, no mistakes", you get a clusterfuck. And it gets more clusterfucky the longer it goes on.