Elevator Pitch
- A disciplined Claude Code workflow that separates deep research and an annotated plan from implementation so you stay in control and avoid system-breaking changes.
Key Takeaways
- Require Claude to deeply research the relevant code and write findings to a persistent
research.md before any planning.
- Only allow coding after you’ve iteratively annotated and approved a detailed
plan.md, using it as shared mutable state.
- Drive execution with a strict “implement it all” prompt that tracks progress in the plan and continuously typechecks.
Most Memorable Quotes
- “never let Claude write code until you’ve reviewed and approved a written plan”
- “This is the most distinctive part of my workflow…”
- “I want implementation to be boring”
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