Although I have long been intrigued by this idea, and have found uses for it in a couple1 of different cases2, I have found that in practice literate programming turns into a chore of maintaining two parallel narratives: the code itself, and the prose. This has obviously limited its adoption.
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I honestly don't think the models are ready for this level of autonomy for most tasks. And even if they were smart enough, they're still too slow and too token-hungry for it to be economical outside of moonshot projects like compilers and browser builds (impressive, but far from clean). For the work most of us do day to day, Level 7 is where the leverage is. I wouldn't be surprised if Level 8 becomes the prevailing pattern eventually, but right now Level 7 is where I'd put my energy (unless you're Cursor and the breakthrough is the business).