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EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code

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Re: EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code

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Curious, In the repo you mention > Several rules come from 2025-2026 industry research on agentic coding failure modes What are some of the papers you read?

With no disrespect intended because this is also how I would do it (but I wouldn't publish and name it after myself!) - they didn't read the research. They had the AI that actually created this do that for them.

Re: EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code

#26

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Linus started Linux when he was 21, an undergrad at the University of Helsinki. You're entirely welcome to use whatever filtering function for products you use, but it doesn't seem like soley using this particular product's creator's age as a disqualifier comes from a place of sound reasoning, to me.

Re: EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code

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Two questions 1) Do you not feel self-conscious or weird about calling this "EvanFlow"? Seems like a lot of people these days are naming their AI tools/skills/whatever after themselves which seems self-absorbed. Either that or they hope that if their thing takes off like OpenClaw did then they'll grab the fame that comes along with it. 2) Why does your TDD flow miss the refactor step of TDD?

I initially thought it was a pun on Pearl Jam's classic "Even Flow", then I read your comment and noticed the username... Sad.

Re: EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code

#29
post #8

Two questions 1) Do you not feel self-conscious or weird about calling this "EvanFlow"? Seems like a lot of people these days are naming their AI tools/skills/whatever after themselves which seems self-absorbed. Either that or they hope that if their thing takes off like OpenClaw did then they'll grab the fame that comes along with it. 2) Why does your TDD flow miss the refactor step of TDD?

"Evenflo is a hundred year old infant feeding brand." Probably named to market its baby bottles and accessories.

Everybody who grew up to listen to Pearl Jam had seen or used an Evenflo pacifier, baby bottle, or car seat. That's one reason the song already sounded so familiar.

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