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I mostly do the same. My workflow is usually like this: 1. Supply CC with a simple user story with light spec / business logic, asking it to write a specificati
by chrisvalleybay 1y ago
I mostly do the same. My workflow is usually like this:
1. Supply CC with a simple user story with light spec / business logic, asking it to write a specification for the feature and ask me any questions that need to be answered to make it complete.
2. Build up the context with all relevant files that I want to use. In Ruby on Rails it means refercing models, views and controllers that show the structure we are going to use.
3. Write the code and tests.
- brunooliv 1y agoNice to see!! I wrote a longer post about this: https://open.substack.com/pub/boliv/p/claude-code-usage-patterns?r=egj2b&utm_medium=ios https://open.substack.com/pub/boliv/p/claude-code-usage-patt...
- sabrina_ramonov 1y agoNot sure the complexity of your app but mine's pretty complex with many daily active users. One-shot rarely works unless it's a simple feature/chore and I tell CC exactly what to do, which functions to touch, and how (which defeats the purpose).