Why LLM chat feels like an anti-pattern in 2026
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A continuation of my previous article, What is better than your AI loop? , which introduced the blackboard architecture this post builds on. The chat . The message-response chain you produce by typing with an LLM. It could be trivially implemented by a single growing context or a sliding window. Why does it feel like an anti-pattern to me? Chat as a UI is fine, chat as a world model is not. Speech Act Theory, pioneered by J.L. Austin, tells us that language is a form of action. In his 1955…
1Key Takeaways
- A continuation of my previous article, What is better than your AI loop?
- , which introduced the blackboard architecture this post builds on.
- The message-response chain you produce by typing with an LLM.
- It could be trivially implemented by a single growing context or a sliding window.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that a continuation of my previous article, What is better than your AI loop?
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