Insightful. This is super helpfull for keeping our codebases tidie. I'm curious about those more complex rule sets. Do you think they could extend beyond style guides, maybe to actual architectural patterns? Imagine the arguments it could prevent.
The custom instruction is basically a persistent system prompt that is used by Copilot Code Review, so it can be anything really. However, it's still prompt/context "engineering", so I expect a lot of trial and error needed to fine tune it and deal with the non determinism of LLMs.
Insightful. This is super helpfull for keeping our codebases tidie. I'm curious about those more complex rule sets. Do you think they could extend beyond style guides, maybe to actual architectural patterns? Imagine the arguments it could prevent.
The custom instruction is basically a persistent system prompt that is used by Copilot Code Review, so it can be anything really. However, it's still prompt/context "engineering", so I expect a lot of trial and error needed to fine tune it and deal with the non determinism of LLMs.