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Token Budgets: A UX Pattern for AI Coding Spend

Expose context costs, default to cheap deterministic steps, and make savings legible: a token-budget pattern for AI coding tools.

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Evals

  1. Audit Your AI Health Assistant’s E. Coli Answer: No Diagnosis, Clear Uncertainty, Citations, and Escalation

    A consumer health chatbot should treat an acute-infection question as a safety event, not a symptom checker.

    · 3 MIN
  2. Ship Small Models Only After Trust Evals

    A fast training claim is not a product; it is a hypothesis. Run workflow-level evals before users meet the model.

    · 3 MIN
  3. Ship agent evals that catch task failures, safety slips, cost spikes, and latency regressions before users do

    Treat agent evals as a design system: instrument sessions, score task success, safety, cost, latency, and feedback, then gate releases before users meet regressions.

    · 4 MIN
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Trust & Safety

  1. Design AI code review engineers will trust: diff, data, cost

    AI code review earns trust when findings are checkable, data handling is explicit, and spend has a ceiling.

    · 3 MIN
  2. Audit Your Agent's Tools and Skills Into a Trustworthy Capability Contract

    Turn your agent's hidden tools, permissions, and failure modes into an inspectable contract that users can actually verify.

    · 3 MIN
  3. Ship AI wearables people can read: a visible-state design spec for capture, processing, and data use

    AI wearables earn trust when capture, processing, and data use are visible states, not a single LED or a vague privacy promise.

    · 4 MIN
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UX Patterns

  1. Token Budgets: A UX Pattern for AI Coding Spend

    Expose context costs, default to cheap deterministic steps, and make savings legible: a token-budget pattern for AI coding tools.

    · 3 MIN
  2. Design release-date answers that show confirmed, rumored, and unknown instead of guessing a date

    A trustworthy assistant should answer a release-date question with a date-state, a source, and a next action, not a confident guess.

    · 4 MIN
  3. Design the AI Outage State: Name the Failure, Show What Still Works, and Give Users a Next Step

    A clear degraded-service contract tells users what is broken, what still works, and what to do next.

    · 4 MIN
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