Stop Prompting LLMs: Stanford's DSPy Framework Shifts to Programming
mdancho84 · x · 2026-08-02
Stanford NLP's open-source framework DSPy advocates for a shift from writing manual prompts to programming large language models. It allows developers to build enterprise-grade AI by creating modular codebases, enabling rapid iteration and moving away from fragile prompt engineering.
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