The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…
How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
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Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#262The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#263Earlier quoted context omitted.
wtf, why would you write 100k lines of plan to produce 30k loc.. JUST WRITE THE CODE!!!
They didn't write 100k plan lines. The llm did (99.9% of it at least or more). Writing 30k by hand would take weeks if not months. Llms do it in an afternoon.
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#264Haha this is surprisingly and exactly how I use claude as well. Quite fascinating that we independently discovered the same workflow. I maintain two directories: "docs/proposals" (for the research md files) and "docs/plans" (for the planning md files). For complex research files, I typically break them down into multiple planning md files so claude can implement one at a time. A small difference in my workflow is tha…
Same, I formalized a similar workflow for my team (oriented around feature requirement docs), I am thinking about fully productizing it and am looking to for feedback - https://acai.sh Even if the product doesn’t resonate I think I’ve stumbled on some ideas you might find useful^ I do think spec-driven development is where this all goes. Still making up my mind though.
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#265The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#266The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#267Earlier quoted context omitted.
wtf, why would you write 100k lines of plan to produce 30k loc.. JUST WRITE THE CODE!!!
They didn't write 100k plan lines. The llm did (99.9% of it at least or more). Writing 30k by hand would take weeks if not months. Llms do it in an afternoon.
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#268Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is a personal life planner?
Todos, habits, goals, calendar, meals, notes, bookmarks, shopping lists, finances. More or less that with Google cal integration, garmin Integration (Auto updates workout habits, weight goals) family sharing/gamification, daily/weekly reviews, ai summaries and more. All built by just prompting Claude for feature after feature, with me writing 0 lines.
Prompting basic notes apps is not as exciting but I can see how people who care about that also care about it being exactly a certain way, so I think get your excitement.
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#269The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…
For those starting out using Claude Code it gives a structured way to get things done bypassing the time/energy needed to “hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally”.
Re: How I use Claude Code: Separation of planning and execution
#270The author seems to think they've hit upon something revolutionary... They've actually hit upon something that several of us have evolved to naturally. LLM's are like unreliable interns with boundless energy. They make silly mistakes, wander into annoying structural traps, and have to be unwound if left to their own devices. It's like the genie that almost pathologically misinterprets your wishes. So, how do you solv…