10/09/2026
It feels productive to start building right away. Something appears on the screen, so it must be progress. Then come the revisions. The "wait, that's not what I meant." The rebuild of something you built an hour ago. Most of that rework traces back to one skipped step: deciding what you're actually making before you make it. That's the gap a good plan fills, and it's why experienced developers rarely start with code. Claude can work with that same structure if you give it a framework to follow. Nobody gets a big project right on the first try. But a project that starts with a plan needs far fewer rescues later. Save this for the next time you're about to start something big.
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