How I Shipped 2,500+ Commits With AI Agents Using a 12-Phase Workflow
The article discusses a 12-phase workflow developed by Lê Tú Hào for utilizing AI agents in coding projects. This workflow has facilitated over 2,500 commits across various projects, emphasizing the importance of documenting intent before coding begins. The author shares insights on the effectiveness of this method and its evolution from previous coding frameworks.
- ▪Lê Tú Hào has refined a 12-phase workflow for AI coding that has resulted in over 2,500 commits.
- ▪The workflow emphasizes documenting intent before coding, making code reviews more meaningful.
- ▪It combines elements from previous frameworks and introduces a human-in-the-loop approach for better oversight.
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