A real unlock: make coding agents put code in the right folders — structure is documentation
MikkoH · x · 2026-11-07
A simple but genuinely useful practice: have your coding agents place code in conventional, well-organized folders. Your folder structure is documentation the model already latently knows about, so a semantic directory layout silently communicates where things belong. The author admits asking people to move files feels pedantic, but for agents it's a real efficiency unlock.
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