Interesting ideas! For Guardian Angels, you say âit would probably be at least a major software projectââmaybe we are imagining different things, but I feel like I have this already.
e.g. I donât need a âheated-email guard pluginâ which catches me in the middle of writing a heated email and redirects me because I donât write my own emails anyway. I would just ask an LLM to write the email and 1) itâs unlikely that the LLM would say something heated and 2) for the kinds of mistakes that LLMs might make, itâs easy enough to put something in the agents.md to ask it to check for these things before finalizing the draft.
(I think software engineering might be ahead of the curve here, where a bunch of tools have explicit guardian angels. E.g. when you tell the LLM âbuild feature Xâ, what actually happens is that agent 1 writes the code, then agent 2 reviews it for bugs, agent 3 reviews it for security vulns, etc.)
Interesting ideas! For Guardian Angels, you say âit would probably be at least a major software projectââmaybe we are imagining different things, but I feel like I have this already.
e.g. I donât need a âheated-email guard pluginâ which catches me in the middle of writing a heated email and redirects me because I donât write my own emails anyway. I would just ask an LLM to write the email and 1) itâs unlikely that the LLM would say something heated and 2) for the kinds of mistakes that LLMs might make, itâs easy enough to put something in the agents.md to ask it to check for these things before finalizing the draft.
(I think software engineering might be ahead of the curve here, where a bunch of tools have explicit guardian angels. E.g. when you tell the LLM âbuild feature Xâ, what actually happens is that agent 1 writes the code, then agent 2 reviews it for bugs, agent 3 reviews it for security vulns, etc.)