Today I finished two days worth of clade coding, the equivalent of several months of work for a team under normal conditions based on how I approach it. I decided to run a new “design audit” that took my a couple of hours to research, plan and tweak. Here is just one example of what I found:
"XZY views use raw Tailwind utility classes (bg-white, px-6 py-3, text-xs, etc.) despite no Tailwind being installed. These are isolated outliers — the entire rest of the codebase uses CSS Modules.
In case you don’t know what tailwind is, it is a very popular design framework used with React. I don’t use it on this project. Therein lies the problem-Claude randomly decided to start using it, even though there is clear scaffolding to prevent drift like this.
I use an engineering manager persona , a security engineer persona, and a design auditor persona (aka skills) at the end of every week starting now. I was just doing code reviews for issues, bugs and security but after this design reviews are definitely not optional.
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