@trq212: okay this is going kinda viral and tbh my original text was kind of messy, so here's a second pass with the help of Cla…
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A user shares a refined method for implementing specs with AI assistance, using Claude to maintain an implementation-notes.html file that records design decisions, deviations, tradeoffs, and open questions.
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