Becoming a better writer also makes you better with AI. I'm seeing this with devs using agents. Some are having a great time, others not so much. The difference is usually how well they write (e.g. give context). Try documenting how you build software in AGENTS​.md. It's hard! Every token matters, so being concise is important. But you also have to find the right balance of determinism vs. style and preference. You can still use type checking, linters, formatters, and other tools. Your job is steering the agent in the right direction and making clear which tools it has available (e.g. commands to run tests or linting). But you likely have additional context about how you (or your team) prefer to build software that isn’t captured by those tools. For example, more on the system design and architecture. A classic React example is: do you prefer a single component per file, or multiple components in the same file? What level of abstraction do you want? You might tell the agent to only move things to a `lib/` folder if they have been used 3 times, otherwise just copy/paste. Anyone doing this well? I'm on the hunt for AGENTS/CLAUDE/Cursor rules for inspiration. They should be concise, personalized, and very intentionally written.