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There's something pleasingly self-referential about configuring an agent by talking to it. > Remember that [fact about data formats]. Agent: Noted. ... realise nothing happened ... > Write to your rules file that when I say "remember", I want you to write to the rules file.

"Conventional commits" https://www.conventionalcommits.org/ encourages a convention of prefixing your commit messages with e.g. "fix: problem", "feat: button". I've been playing with it, and it's really nice to easily see what features/fixes happened since the last release.

Open source can be used by companies to commoditise complementary products. It makes sense for them. There's nothing stopping others doing the same though! You run the risk of others trying to commoditise your value add. I wonder if this has happened?