I don't see how you can keep up with 6 sessions. Spec development takes time and so does review. And doing either properly gets harder as you become less familiar with the codebase. Are you not experi...
Its just like playing chess against 6 players at the same time. Your job is to rotate fast enough to give them what to play while you keep verifying their assumptions and architectural decisions.
You are hitting a good point with context, but I worked in large teams before, so context was never actually there. With AI, that "context" becomes just the highest level of architrecture you can think of.. the rest is details that only the AI knows.
I have given up on the idea that I can find bugs in the AI code. If I set it up correctly, there won't be any actual bugs, just working behaviors that I don't actually want or missing features that I forgot to mention. Most of my day these days is just that.
You are hitting a good point with context, but I worked in large teams before, so context was never actually there. With AI, that "context" becomes just the highest level of architrecture you can think of.. the rest is details that only the AI knows.
I have given up on the idea that I can find bugs in the AI code. If I set it up correctly, there won't be any actual bugs, just working behaviors that I don't actually want or missing features that I forgot to mention. Most of my day these days is just that.
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