Two years with LLMs and coding agents, and I’ve rebuilt my workflow three times. First I prompted one function at a time and wired it all together myself. Then I cut projects into vertical slices: build a slice, generate the tests, run them, next slice. Since Fable 5, even that feels unnecessary. I describe the whole feature or story and it builds the thing by itself. Which is great, and also a bit strange. When a feature ships from one prompt, I catch myself asking what I actually did. So for people who’ve been at this a while: do you still slice, or hand over the whole feature? Do you still write the evals and tests yourself and test by hand? What does your dev cycle look like in 2026? submitted by /u/FewWoodpeckerIn
Originally posted by u/FewWoodpeckerIn on r/ClaudeCode