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New 'intuition-probe' method uses LLM guesses to shape API and UI design

A new method called "intuition-probe" suggests designing APIs, CLIs, and UIs by first letting a large language model hallucinate the expected user experience. The LLM's guess is then used to inform and conform the actual design, aiming to match developer or user expectations from the outset. This approach is detailed in a companion piece titled 'Complicated Thoughts On LLMs' by Jeremy Theocharis. AI

IMPACT This method could streamline product development by aligning interfaces with anticipated user expectations before full implementation.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new method for product design, not a core AI release or research breakthrough.

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New 'intuition-probe' method uses LLM guesses to shape API and UI design

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    intuition-probe: let an LLM hallucinate the API/UX it expects, then conform your design to the guess. Companion to 'Complicated Thoughts On LLMs' (theocharis.de

    intuition-probe: let an LLM hallucinate the API/UX it expects, then conform your design to the guess. Companion to 'Complicated Thoughts On LLMs' (theocharis.dev) "Use when you want to know what shape a developer or user reaches for when they first meet your API, config format, C…