Nataliia Burmei | Comments
There are countless ways to show up and contribute. Which one will you try today?
Thank you for the article, really new examples.
After I read role-based prompting, I wonder how it is different from context-based one? Looks like I need to do a bit more research to differentiate these two.
I wonder how your team uses prompt library as a separate repository whilst they can work with different tests in different repositories? What I mean by that, wouldn't it be more efficient, easier and consistent to have those prompts in respected repos where tests or codebase is?
I am here to confess in this safe space that I never played TestSphere. Next time I see it around, I will give it a go.
Aww, thank you so so much Rosie. It mean a lot for me.
So lovely to finish MoT year in Christmas atmosphere! Happy holidays MoT Berlin, Nadja, Christine and Ashutosh!
This collage is super cool
Thank you Bug, you are very kind sharing this memory with us.
Amazing event from what it looks like. I love your #MoTathens stage logo. Petros, you should be proud of yourself and you team of organisers. We are proud of you.
I had a really nice chat with Eamon and Dalbir.
That's awesome. Thank you. I am going to try some.
I was aware of agents.md (https://agents.md/) in repos to give any agent instructions how to structure code and what coding principles to follow.
I am using Cursor and I know there is context capacity, when it reaches 100%, you need to open a new window. I never reached 100% and I didn't know what it actually means. Maybe that's the top point before AI starts hallucinate.
This is epic! I feel like on this pic she is leading some major social campaign.
Was lovely to see and chat to you Preeti. Thank you for great photo and effort posting it.
Nataliia Burmei
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