And I hate it. I am looking at a terminal window half of the day and have to figure out what the LLM wants to do ... depending on much Anthropic nervs the model, this can be easy or it still invents words and I have to check every detail.
My brain feels like it is getting cooked after a couple of hours, but the work day is only half done.
How do you guys deal with this?
gosen•33m ago
I believe it's really important to stop reading every line of code during the PR review and go one level higher. Work on the guardrails, security, creative parts of the architecture, challenge architectural decisions of your AI setup and learn. It's also often related to the lack of trust to the code generated by your setup, if you don't believe it then you spend a lot of time finding issues without actually improving anything.
Once you built a trust in what your AI generates, then you can skip many boring parts and focus on more creative things (or whatever you like more).
Btw if you don't like looking at a terminal window half a day then create a better interface in your setup - it can be better storytelling, diagrams, visuals, charts, whatever you like to make it feel better :)
Personally I'm more into diagrams and flows, so I try to turn every PR review into higher level flow analysis where I can predict what might be wrong, architecture flaws and so on instead of reading every line of code.