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1. 8organicbits · 1790282603 · focus · HN ↗

   One concern about accuracy of the diagrams. In the example, there is a transition back to the session service labelled "wait for release" after the "no" decision. I'm not seeing that in the shown diff.

   Looking at the code the "no" seems to relate to the context expiring, so you wouldn't want to wait more if the context already expired, you'd want to stop. Is there a reason that label exists?

   I'm pretty wary of LLM development tools hallucinating and wasting my time, is that whats happening in the lease broker example?

   1. sidharthkmenon · 1790283106 · focus · HN ↗

      Hey! oops, that gif is a notional one we were using for design, and we forgot to update it.

      Real diagrams are all linked to code, so hallucinations don’t really happen in practice (hallucinated architecture really bothers me too!)

      Will update shortly with an actual gif of the app. Sorry about that!

      1. sidharthkmenon · 1790322267 · focus · HN ↗

         update: fixed - grabbed an actual whiteboard session that I had previously set up. thanks again!

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