Comment by hrimfaxi
10 hours ago
The plan will always be downstream of intent though. At least in git you can track the evolution of the plan over time and hopefully annotate the rationale for changes in direction.
10 hours ago
The plan will always be downstream of intent though. At least in git you can track the evolution of the plan over time and hopefully annotate the rationale for changes in direction.
Fair point. Git helps track how the plan changes, but it doesn’t always capture the original intent behind it.
I’m glad someone is finally bringing this up, thank you!
What are you suggesting instead? To share the prompt in order to capture the intent? Usually I expect the plan to reflect the prompt.
I find it interesting when I create a PR after a quick session: the description really captures the intent instead of focusing on the actual implementation. I think it’s because the context is still intact, and that’s very useful.