Prompting agents at the grammar level: pattern language as interface design
DanGrover · x · 2026-10-27
Maggie Appleton argues for the right abstraction level when prompting agents: design at the grammar, noun, and verb level and agents present interfaces there, instead of awkward modals. rjs frames this as applying a pattern language — sentences in that language are implementable compositions. Shared by Dan Grover.
More from coding & agent
- Filter-then-locate beats whole-file prompts: testing 4 ways to update READMEs with LLMs — KhuyenTran16 · 2026-10-27
- Qiaomu Clipper launches site: open-source Chrome clipper that saves reading notes to Obsidian — vista8 · 2026-10-27
- Author curates 369 open-source repos for AI video editing with Claude Code and Codex agents — dotey · 2026-10-27
- Weekend vibe coding project tracks iPhone Duo pickup stock across 29 NYC Apple Stores every 5s — MichaelRoyzen · 2026-10-27
- Qdrant benchmarks rerankers across 5 datasets: confirmed gains on only 2, tune fusion first — qdrant_engine · 2026-10-27
- Meshy joins MCP for Blender: generate 3D game assets in Blender with any LLM — sidahuj · 2026-10-27