1 points | by ethanjscott 2 days ago ago
2 comments
I’ve found Docker works well with resource limits, a small critic agent helps break error loops, and summarizing diffs beats raw vector search for context; adding auto-tests can also help escape trivial bug-fix loops.
I found devcontainers to be the best of both worlds - gives you an environment where the agent can do whatever it needs and you get your IDE as well.
I’ve found Docker works well with resource limits, a small critic agent helps break error loops, and summarizing diffs beats raw vector search for context; adding auto-tests can also help escape trivial bug-fix loops.
I found devcontainers to be the best of both worlds - gives you an environment where the agent can do whatever it needs and you get your IDE as well.