Providing sufficient baseline rules and identifying appropriate special skills

[hannah-gorman-nycha]

Good morning, I hope you are well. I am interested in applying a SpecOps approach at my agency. In reviewing the source files, I noticed that the each instruction set included initial documentation of key rules and edge cases, almost like "seed" documentation to provide the model sufficient information to interpret the code correctly.

A few questions about this:

• How did you identify what level of seed documentation was necessary for the model to identify the relevant rules?
• How did you determine which rule set types needed to be defined as special skills?
• Do you have any concerns about the model "missing" content in code because it is not related to the initial rules you provided as direction? I'm wondering if we might we need to think about a spec-ops layer that first identifies what kinds of business information is available in legacy code, and then confirms the proper skill to use to review.

Thanks for your time!