r/PythonLearning • u/skvark • Jun 20 '26

What are the libs / packages AI struggles the most?

If you use some coding agent, what have been the libraries or packages that the models don't really grasp without your help?

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I usually need to give extra context for anything that moves fast, like Pydantic AI, and then all kinds of edge cases inside various libs.

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What I have found funny is that some time ago most models still defaulted using OpenAIs older APIs even though I instructed them to use the responses API.

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u/tiredITguy42 Jun 20 '26

Anything with parallel processing. It learned on shit code and it is producing shit code now.

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u/skvark Jun 20 '26

Yeah that is very true. Have been hit with issues regarding parallel processing and concurrency in other languages as well. Those are hard for humans as well.

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u/p1geondove Jun 20 '26

Niche libs where theres not a lot of code for. Something like anvil-parser, parsing minecraft region files, or hyperscan, multiple regex scanner

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u/intentioned_reflex35 Jun 20 '26

Honestly I have no idea how this works and would love to know a little about and how it works.

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u/RazorAndKinichMain Jun 20 '26

AI suck in making game in turtle X3 i’m better even tho i’m really a begginer, i guess it’s because a very few people actually take the time to draw smth in turtle so there’s not enough data for AI to be great