Using AI to write better code more slowly

Re:Using AI to write better code more slowly by epolanski on Tuesday May 26, 2026 @10:15AM (#48280181)

Skills help there.

I have a linus-reviewer skill that focuses on architectural integrity, no bs, etc modeled on Torvald's code preferences.

And I have an enrico-reviewer one (I'm Enrico), that focuses on correct design, strict typing, simplification.

They have different prios, but they both push back on feedback, till you convince them.

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Re:Using AI to write better code more slowly by hackerthemonkey on Tuesday May 26, 2026 @05:03PM (#48285935)

Care to share the skill behind the Linus reviewer ? I tend to as it to do that but leave it up to LLM to decide what the means. Interested to see any specifics you might have included there if it’s ok to share.

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Re:Using AI to write better code more slowly by epolanski on Tuesday May 26, 2026 @05:53PM (#48286524)

Sure.

Would be interested in the experience others may have, took me weeks of iterations to get reviews in a format and utility I liked.

https://gist.github.com/enricopolanski/2bde8619f53307c9bcd5e...

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Re:Using AI to write better code more slowly by Gotoorbitapp on Wednesday May 27, 2026 @09:21AM (#48293913)

I agree completely. Skills definitely keep it in line and sticking to the script. Thanks for sharing the skills you use, I’ll definitely take a look.

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