I see the parent commenters point as being more of the “can’t see the forest for the trees” type of uncertain requirements. To go into more detail, it is the t

I see the parent commenters point as being more of the “can’t see the forest for the trees” type of uncertain requirements. To go into more detail, it is the type of uncertainty about whether you are actually solving the right problem or if it really is a problem. While what you suggest does help ferret this out, what you are suggesting can also prolong the process of getting the code in front of a real end user to see if they use or adopt it the way you are expecting. It allows you to quickly throw away ALL the code and get to solving the right problem. Another way to put it, the more the problem space is unknown, the faster you should get the code in front of someone and delay the edge-case discoveries.