Evals, reducing hallucinations, & AI-native development
The episode opens with Amy Heineike outlining Tessl's core mission: building documentation registries optimized for coding agents. Daniel Jones notes the pervasive frustration of API hallucinations, where models invent idealized but non-existent methods that waste developer cycles. Amy explains that models often struggle with APIs too new or too old for their training sets, creating a critical need for external grounding. The duo laments lost efficiency when agents trawl through bloated web pages or unoptimized node modules. Amy introduces the Registry as a version-locked context provider…
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