The new "bakeoff" capability in Compound Engineering is so damn useful. Even on smaller…
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The new "bakeoff" capability in Compound Engineering is so damn useful. Even on smaller tasks, I'm surprised at how much better it gets when a bakeoff is used during ce-plan, or even standalone when i'm prompting my next crazy idea in a repo. https://every.to/compound-engineering/guides/ce-bakeoff
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