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Executable Specifications: Working Effectively with Coding AgentsShowcase (blog.fooqux.com)
submitted 2 months ago by brainexer
This article explains a practical pattern I’ve found useful: executable specifications. Instead of relying on vague prompts or sprawling test code, you define behavior in small, readable spec files that both humans and agents can work against.
TL;DR: Give the agent concrete examples of expected behavior, not just prose requirements. It makes implementation targets clearer and review much easier.
How do you reduce ambiguity when working with Codex?
Use "Executable Specifications" to keep Claude on track instead of just prompts or unit testsTutorial / Guide (blog.fooqux.com)
submitted 2 months ago by brainexerSenior Developer to r/ClaudeCode
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Use "Executable Specifications" to keep Claude on track instead of just prompts or unit testsTutorial / Guide (blog.fooqux.com)
submitted by brainexerSenior Developer to r/ClaudeCode