The bugs I could only find by running the thing
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Last week I wrote about being bad at discipline and building a tool to compensate — ArDD, a set of Claude Code skills that push a project through artifacts, plans, and tasks instead of letting an agent freewheel from a one-line prompt straight to code. I ended that post wondering whether it was just a good CLAUDE.md wearing a costume. I'm the only person who runs ArDD (as of this writing), so what follows is really a decision record with the private parts filed off. But the thing it taught me…
1Key Takeaways
- Last week I wrote about being bad at discipline and building a tool to compensate — ArDD, a set of Claude Code skills that push a project through artifacts, plans, and tasks instead of letting an agent freewheel from a one-line prompt straight to code.
- I ended that post wondering whether it was just a good CLAUDE.md wearing a costume.
- I'm the only person who runs ArDD (as of this writing), so what follows is really a decision record with the private parts filed off.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that last week I wrote about being bad at discipline and building a tool to compensate — ArDD, a set of Claude Code skills that push a project through artifacts, plans, and tasks instead of letting an agent freewheel from a one-line prompt straight to code.
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