So, ‘nitty-gritty architecture’ or ‘nitty-gritty strategy’ – ”to decompose a program into individual, very small, independently iterative functions … to an extreme degree” in order to compose a system of independent partss– systems in itself – which can be iterated on individually. Akin systems thinking or holon: a holon consists of (smaller) holons and is itself part of a holon. ¶earl by Tom Larkworthy.

Like the good old UNIX Philosophy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy.

So LLMs suffer from tunnel vision and paint themselves into a corner. LLMs should support a Big Jolt to make them pick another (informed) choice).

Hmmm… starting out with TDD can have the corresponding code generated by an LLM; may even show a couple of different approaches that satisfy the tests and have you pick one.