@SaitoWu: Garry Tan has a crucial skill called Plan-Eng-Review. The workflow for this skill is roughly: First, have the agent plan, then have the agent draw ASCII diagrams, mapping out all data flows, user flows, and state machines. Then proceed to code implementat...

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Introduces Garry Tan's 'Plan-Eng-Review' skill, emphasizing that before using AI for coding, one should first use an Agent to generate ASCII diagrams to plan data flows and state machines, in order to prevent the code implementation from deviating from the intended direction.

Garry Tan has a crucial skill called Plan-Eng-Review. The workflow for this skill is roughly: First, have the agent plan, then have the agent draw ASCII diagrams, mapping out all data flows, user flows, and state machines. Then proceed to code implementation, followed by review and testing. This point is very critical. The biggest problem many people face when using AI to write code is that they start by having it write code immediately, resulting in the agent quickly going off track. Garry's method is that before writing code, you must first draw diagrams. Have the agent clarify the structure, states, and flows before starting implementation.
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