Model once, code a thousand times: the case for model-plus-code control flow
willcb · x · 2026-09-21
- Replying to tenobrus, willcb clarifies that the original argument favors Jev-style "model-plus-code" control flow for repetitive processes, not agent-plus-skill.
- Core point: if you need something done once, just point the "AGI token cannon" at it; if it runs 1000x a day, codify the flow in code instead of relying on prompting every time.
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