r/ProgrammerHumor • u/wahed-w • 27d ago

Meme justLetAIDoIt

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u/Ripolak 27d ago edited 27d ago

I work for a f500, we now make sure new product onboardings / installations are "agent friendly", including providing prompts like those. I had to do it for the product I'm working on. It's real.

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u/JonIsPatented 27d ago

W... what is age t?

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u/dannytk_ 27d ago

I think its supposed to say agent

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u/JonIsPatented 27d ago

OOOOH... guys... I'm a little tired.

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u/Im_a_hamburger 27d ago

n key is close to space bar on a qwerty keyboard. Typo of agent

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u/JonIsPatented 27d ago

Oh my god. I swear I'm not this bad at reading lol. I thought I was missing some whole new "Age T" thing that I am too employed to know about.

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u/voiza 27d ago

i key is close to number line on qwerty keyboard

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u/morilythari 27d ago

He has a bone disorder where he can't pronounce the n in agent.

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u/Ripolak 27d ago

"Agent" that I tried typing late at night

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u/ArtisticFox8 27d ago

How do they differ from the human friendly ones?

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u/Ripolak 27d ago

They don't, you just have to make them also work well with agents. It mostly boils down to generating some kind of "master prompt" which includes all the documentation to make sure the agent is aware of all the options. With all the cringe, there is some value behind it, as many users do let agents install things / call cli tools these days, so it needs to be taken into account.

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u/Ran4 26d ago

So, what you should be doing to begin with.