Yes. The Short already has on-screen text that effectively serves as its transcript: “make your agents better by prompting less.”[youtube]​

What the Short Communicates

• The creator is giving a concise tip: AI agents often perform better when given shorter, more focused prompts instead of long, over-specified instructions.[youtube]​

• The core idea is to trust the agent’s built-in reasoning and capabilities, and avoid overloading it with unnecessary directions, which can actually reduce performance.[youtube]​

ESLint is a configurable “linting” tool that scans JavaScript/TypeScript (and related) code for bugs and style issues, and “customizing your ESLint” means editing its configuration to control exactly what it enforces in your project.[eslint]​

What ESLint is

• ESLint is a static code analysis/linting tool for JavaScript/ECMAScript that flags problematic patterns, potential bugs, and style violations without running the code.[en.wikipedia]​

• It is highly pluggable, so you can add plugins for React, TypeScript, Vue, etc., and it is widely used in modern web stacks and frameworks.[blog.logrocket]​

Ways to customize ESLint

• You customize ESLint mainly through configuration comments in files and configuration files such as eslint.config.js, .eslintrc.{js,cjs,yaml,yml,json}, or an eslintConfig field in package.json.[eslint]​

• In these configs you can adjust language options, set environments, specify globals, enable/disable rules, install plugins, and extend shared configs (like eslint:recommended, framework presets, or your own base config).[typeerror]​

Examples of common customizations

• Turning rules on/off or changing their level, e.g. setting "semi": "error" or "no-console": "off" in the rules section.[eslint]​

• Adding plugins and presets, for example React or TypeScript plugins, and extending community configs (extends: ['next', 'prettier'] in a Next.js app) so your project follows consistent standards with minimal manual setup.[nextjs]​