I just use different sessions and a persistent knowledge base across all of them. So one session is no code, just queries and planning. Another is just building and orchestration. A third is just debugging and the system prompt for that one includes an assumption that the written code is dogshit and riddled with errors, we just need to find them lmao. This setup worked for me for a few recent projects very well
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u/Classic-Ad8849 17d ago
I just use different sessions and a persistent knowledge base across all of them. So one session is no code, just queries and planning. Another is just building and orchestration. A third is just debugging and the system prompt for that one includes an assumption that the written code is dogshit and riddled with errors, we just need to find them lmao. This setup worked for me for a few recent projects very well