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Waterfall in 15 Minutes or Your Money Back
Waterfall in 15 Minutes or Your Money Back
“In the end, we might see that what makes your product win isn’t brute-forcing code. It’s designing an experience users love. Because if we can spin up 10 versions of Instagram in a weekend, the tiebreaker won’t be how elegantly the code is written. It’ll be which one resonates with people—and that’s a design and product problem, not purely an engineering one.”
·harper.blog·
Waterfall in 15 Minutes or Your Money Back
Baby steps into semi-automatic coding
Baby steps into semi-automatic coding

Each coding session became its own contained exploration:

Start fresh: New directory of docs in a new git branch

Write a spec.md: A couple hundred words of "here's what I actually want"

Get a plan.md: Ask the AI to turn my vague intentions into concrete steps

Iterate on the plan: Edit it, have the AI critique it, answer questions, repeat until it's actually coherent

Let the agent loose: "Okay, enact the plan"—or, sometimes "Make it so"

Babysit appropriately: Review the code as it emerges, redirect when it goes off the rails

Wrap up with notes.md: Have the AI reflect on what we built and what we learned

·blog.lmorchard.com·
Baby steps into semi-automatic coding
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