Stop prompting, start programming LLMs: an intro to Stanford's DSPy
mdancho84 · x · 2026-11-15
The author argues you should "stop prompting LLMs and start programming them," introducing Stanford NLP's DSPy: treat prompts as artifacts to be optimized and compiled rather than hand-tuned, so LLM application performance can be systematically improved like traditional software.
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