Keep feedback loops short and critical output to be verified by humans short.

So this means that outputted answers in something like Kagi Assistant shouldn't be like those "Deep Research" report products where humans inevitably skim over the pages of outputted text.

Similarly if you're using an LLM for coding or to write, keep diffs small and iteration cycles short.

The point is to design the workflow to keep the human in the loop as much as possible, instead of "turn your brain off" coding style.