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Re:Distilling business domain logic into a model by GianFabien on Friday March 17, 2023 @12:43AM (#35193226)
In my experience a considerable amount of "knowledge" about implementations of business processes is carried around in people's minds. I have never seen specifications, documentation, comments, etc that sufficiently explain all the edge cases, potential error conditions, etc.

To realize your vision you will need to write specifications (aka prompt engineering) that are so rigorous that code can be automatically generated from it. That level of rigor is comparable to writing the actual programs.

Re:Distilling business domain logic into a model by fud101 on Friday March 17, 2023 @12:49AM (#35193273)
>In my experience a considerable amount of "knowledge" about implementations of business processes is carried around in people's minds.

Yes that's true. I think if we start transcribing automatically every meeting and conversation then that gap will be bridged. In addition, it could be part of the job requirement to talk to the chatbot and answer its questions which fill in the rest. Thoughts?

Re:Distilling business domain logic into a model by fud101 on Friday March 17, 2023 @12:59AM (#35193328)
You could onboard a bot a lot quicker than a new human employee. Maybe we'll see agencies that contract out bots to businesses.