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Design Engineering with Maggie Appleton

The Pragmatic Engineer · · 1:27:24

Maggie Appleton discusses the limits of text-heavy agent interfaces, context-sensitive decision tools, and sketching before prompting.

Design Engineering with Maggie Appleton
The Pragmatic Engineer

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Agent output can overwhelm human decision-making

原始摘录

agents love to output reams and reams of text. And that's an ideal output for agents, but it is not an ideal input for humans. So we have a mismatch with like, what do humans need to be able to digest large amounts of information and truly understand it and be able to make informed decisions?

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Match decision tools to the question

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Decisions that have come with diagrams and prototypes and HTML embedded in them so that depending on what question is being asked, it shows me the correct interface to make that decision.

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Sketching helps shape an idea before prompting

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you need something that is like quick feedback and very loose in the early stages to figure out the shape of something before you can put into words what you want an agent to do. And also it's visual. It's not text.

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