Boris

I'll see if the plan looks good.

I might go back and forth a little bit.

And then once the plan looks good, I usually go into just auto-accept edits right away.

Because I think with Opus 4.5, once the plan is good, the model can just execute it pretty much perfectly.

This is definitely not the case with previous models.

And so I think there was a lot of excitement about Opus 4.5 in...

over the last couple of months.

And I think this is kind of one of the big reasons.

It's just gotten very good at coding, but also excellent at planning.

So once the plan is good, the code is good.

And so, yeah, my work now is just jumping between tabs, kind of tending to the clods, make sure they're unblocked, answering their questions.

With co-work, I think it's actually quite similar now.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

I think like sometime last year, there was all this buzz about spec driven development.

And, you know, it just feels like it feels a little like too cutesy and like a little too rigid to me.

But I think this is sort of a form of spec driven development.

It's like there is some kind of spec, you know, I think it's just like a plan.

That's all it has to be.

It's just a text file.

It doesn't have to be in a particular format.