- Better models can keep the drift in check.
- What's super important these days is having all historical context, historical decision making, prototypes and whatnot.
- all projects and their worktrees located together
- all reference docs, code, etc - a folder away
When I ask "what happened to x?" ... the agent has everything it needs to give me that answer. When it plans the next feature it can validate assumptions against previous decions made in my `decisions` folder.
Yeah, I think monorepos are pretty great. Sometimes not possible, but for those situations you just need to have a way for the agent to get access to other codebases (gitlab mcp being what I rely on at work).
I don't think you need more documentation or these memory systems. The code IS the documentation. Lots of this stuff is unnecessary. It's a bunch of people doing their special rain dances and then when it happens to rain they say "I did that"
ramoz · · focus · HN ↗
<a href="https://backnotprop.com/blog/context-monorepos/" rel="nofollow">https://backnotprop.com/blog/context-monorepos/
When I ask "what happened to x?" ... the agent has everything it needs to give me that answer. When it plans the next feature it can validate assumptions against previous decions made in my `decisions` folder.kaydub · · focus · HN ↗
I don't think you need more documentation or these memory systems. The code IS the documentation. Lots of this stuff is unnecessary. It's a bunch of people doing their special rain dances and then when it happens to rain they say "I did that"