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Why Your Claude-Generated Code Falls Apart Three...
You open the project three weeks after you shipped it. Something simple needs changing. And then you realize: you don't fully understand the code anymore. Half of it was generated in sessions you barely remember, and Claude's decisions made sense at the time but left no trail. This isn't a Claude problem. It's a workflow problem. The Pattern I Keep Seeing Most developers who struggle with AI-assisted coding aren't writing bad prompts. The prompts are fine. The problem is that they're treating ea
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