goose/llms are better at writing code when you get it to fetch the docs first. documentation and specifications are becoming more and more important, it's not just for humans anymore. 
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Need caching in Cline so it doesn’t derail
I just make sure to always open up a new session and try to keep the context small
It keeps going over the files looking for code when it has already done so many times. Adding some caching like Claude does would help I think. But yeah gotta keep input tokens to minimum to not go broke
Same. Read docs. Write gooder code
It seems like llms.txt is emerging as a standard here. Especially nice for niche stuff that you can't expect the llm to be well trained on.
llms.txt directory
Discover websites embracing the llms.txt standard, designed to provide LLM-friendly content and guidance.
Thats really cool
One of the things I like about cursor is adding in documentation references so you can just @ the document as you need it.
It's also pretty good at writing it...
That goose-thingy seems cool. Can you hit me with a ELI5 what it is and how I can set it up? 😂
I'm so behind on llms... what is goose?
Goose is a tool that allows you to install tools to enable llms like ChatGPT to have free reign over your computer(if you want).
So you can tell it to go work on a program and keep iterating on it in a loop until the tests pass and stuff like that.
oh cool, I assume this is the correct repo? 
GitHub
GitHub - block/goose: an open source, extensible AI agent that goes beyond code suggestions - install, execute, edit, and test with any LLM
an open source, extensible AI agent that goes beyond code suggestions - install, execute, edit, and test with any LLM - block/goose
yup
Sounds like Jarvis for Tony S.. 🙃🤔
They will never be able to write nix or flakes then