> Using Plan mode in Cline or other agent based workflows is day and night in the outputs.
Agreed. My tool agnostic workflow is to work up a planning/spec doc in the docs/feature-plans folder. I use one chat thread to make that. First it creates the basic plan, then then we pick it apart together, I manually fix bad assumptions, then in a new chat, we implement.
Before and after implementation, I run my /gilfoyle command for a constructive roast, then my /sec command for a thorough security review. After implementing this, and a bit more, the final LLM output quality is much higher.
edit: adding "make sure we are applying known patterns used in our app for our solution, don't reinvent the wheel." helped a ton. I am on mobile atm, and that might not be the exact wording.
Agreed. My tool agnostic workflow is to work up a planning/spec doc in the docs/feature-plans folder. I use one chat thread to make that. First it creates the basic plan, then then we pick it apart together, I manually fix bad assumptions, then in a new chat, we implement.
Before and after implementation, I run my /gilfoyle command for a constructive roast, then my /sec command for a thorough security review. After implementing this, and a bit more, the final LLM output quality is much higher.
edit: adding "make sure we are applying known patterns used in our app for our solution, don't reinvent the wheel." helped a ton. I am on mobile atm, and that might not be the exact wording.