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Strategies for Scaling LLMs to Larger Codebases Through Guidance and Oversight

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kierangill

5mo ago· 9 min readenInsight

Summary

The article explores strategies for scaling Large Language Models (LLMs) to work effectively with larger codebases, focusing on the importance of guidance and oversight. It discusses the concept of 'one-shotting' where LLMs generate working implementations on the first try versus 'rework' where manual intervention is needed. The piece examines how to create more opportunities for successful LLM programming by investing in proper guidance systems and understanding where to focus investments to best leverage AI tooling in software development workflows.

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When an LLM can generate a working high-quality implementation in a single try, that is called one-shotting. This is the most efficient form of LLM programming.
The opposite of one-shotting is rework. This is when you fail to get a usable output from the LLM and must manually intervene.
How do we scale LLMs to larger codebases? Nobody knows yet. But by understanding how LLMs contribute to engineering, we realize that investments in guidance and oversight are worthwhile.
So how do we create more opportunities for successful LLM programming by investing in proper guidance systems?
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Where to focus investments to best leverage AI tooling

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