The somewhat vibe-coded agent prototype here seems to be working.
There isn't much clean-up to do, but:
- it was written by an LLM, we need to ensure we understand every single line
- we want to start writing the log lines into separate files named
twirl-templates.jsonl
- we'll flush writing to disk after each write.
Writing / flushing on each log line may seem expensive, but I don't think we need to go as far as writing to file from a separate thread as it should only do IO the very first time a template is encountered. The trade-off is performance vs simplicity, and I think simplicity of the agent wins here.
The somewhat vibe-coded agent prototype here seems to be working.
There isn't much clean-up to do, but:
twirl-templates.jsonlWriting / flushing on each log line may seem expensive, but I don't think we need to go as far as writing to file from a separate thread as it should only do IO the very first time a template is encountered. The trade-off is performance vs simplicity, and I think simplicity of the agent wins here.