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A Design Theory for AI-Assisted Software Development Derived from Christopher Alexander's Theory of Form
Code generated by large language models (LLMs) cannot be assumed to meet specified requirements. Reviews, testing, and static analysis still apply, but which of them a sufficient harness needs, and in what role, is open. We propose a design theory derived from Christopher Alexander's theory of form,
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