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That makes sense, and we've been seeing the same. But in our case, instead of having the LLM inspect an external system, TypeScript is the source of truth for both the schema and everything else, it's all code-defined, so it automatically both catches type mismatch and also makes it instantly readable both to developers and agents.
good point, single type source is very appealing and LLMs are so good with TS because of those type interfaces. only downside is forced js ecosystem x_X
Agree, as for the JS/TS lock-in, we could have applied a similar approach with other languages too, but we intentionally chose to focus on one single stack to create a seamless end-to-end experience instead of providing a generic solution for multiple stacks, because a lot of the problems we're solving are different based on what stack you choose.