Have your agent teams build dashboards, and feed them these 5 AI-text readability rules
sh_reya · x · 2026-11-02
A retweet bundles two practical tips:
- When building with agent teams, have them create dashboards tracking the metrics you care about — trivial to do, and the data is readily available if you work with Beads and git. The screenshot shows a "Hive velocity" dashboard: throughput, net flow, weekly-limit usage, stale/blocked work, bug rate per 100 commits, open bugs, merge-collision rate, and experiment yield, each with red/amber/green thresholds.
- Quoting shreya's article "Five Principles for Generating Readable AI Text in Bulk": AI-generated dashboard/HTML text at scale is often hard to read. The post offers five principles for readable bulk AI text and suggests having your coding agent read and incorporate them into your project's standards.
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