@rauchg: How we imbue coding agents with our design standards
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Vercel explains how they built a system with a skill, linters, evals, and an updating loop to ensure coding agents meet their design standards.
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How we imbue coding agents with our design standards
Vercel Developers (@vercel_dev): To ensure coding agents live up to our design standards, we built a system with a skill, linters, evals, and an updating loop.
Learn how we did it and how to build your own ↓
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