I’ll admit it – I’m a bit obsessed with writing .md files. It’s not just about creating documentation or prompts for my AI projects; it’s a way of life. As I delve deeper into the world of AI, I’ve come to realize that .md files are the unsung heroes of our field.
What do I mean by .md driven development? Simply put, it’s the practice of using Markdown files to drive the development of AI models. We write these files to provide context, instructions, and even constraints to the language models (LLMs) we’re working with. The goal is to create an environment where the LLMs can learn and adapt more effectively.
Think about it – when we ask an LLM to perform a task, we often need to provide a lot of context to get the desired result. That’s where .md files come in. We can use them to specify the format, the tone, and even the style of the output. It’s like writing a recipe for the LLM to follow.
But .md driven development is more than just a clever trick. It’s a game-changer for the way we work with AI. By focusing on the .md files, we can create a more transparent, more reproducible, and more maintainable development process. And that’s something to get excited about.
So, what does this mean for the future of AI development? For starters, it means that we’ll need to rethink the way we work with LLMs. We’ll need to become more comfortable with writing .md files, and more skilled at using them to drive the development process. But the payoff will be worth it – a more efficient, more effective, and more sustainable approach to AI development.
The time for .md driven development is now. Let’s get started!