I tried DSPy and now I get why everyone won't shut up about it

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vincirufus · 5h ago

bsolutely agree! Prompt engineering is brittle, hardcoded “templates” that don’t generalize, and it’s simply not scalable as tasks and use cases explode. DSPy’s approach, which builds reusable and composable reasoning patterns, is a huge leap forward. DSPy will become the default for serious LLM application development.

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I tried DSPy and now I get why everyone won't shut up about it

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