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I’ve been experimenting with both Codex and Claude Opus for AI-assisted coding, and honestly the biggest shift wasn’t the model it was the workflow. At first I used them the usual way: prompt - code -fix -repeat , but most times it used to be mess Then I tried combining them with spec-driven development, and things started to click. Instead of prompting directly, I define user story, core flow, architecture, tech plan, etc. Then I use Opus or codex with tools like traycer and surprisingly it works I am noticing less errors and fewer prompt cycles of give error codes and pasting code and then compiling and then repasting cycle Curious if others here are using similar technique or have you guyz found something new submitted by /u/StatusPhilosopher258

Originally posted by u/StatusPhilosopher258 on r/ArtificialInteligence