Product as Code
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You are likely missing the point that our main goal is to enhance and improve on automated code generation. It is more difficult when LLMs see no context. PaC aim is to provide this business context.
July 28, 2025 at 9:28 PM
You are likely missing the point that our main goal is to enhance and improve on automated code generation. It is more difficult when LLMs see no context. PaC aim is to provide this business context.
That's our point: "writing requirements as plain text in a wiki" is too much work and wasted time that can be better used on other aspects.
There are people who write with pen, there are those who use a typewriter and most use a computer nowadays. Which one is quicker and more "scalable"?
There are people who write with pen, there are those who use a typewriter and most use a computer nowadays. Which one is quicker and more "scalable"?
July 28, 2025 at 9:25 PM
That's our point: "writing requirements as plain text in a wiki" is too much work and wasted time that can be better used on other aspects.
There are people who write with pen, there are those who use a typewriter and most use a computer nowadays. Which one is quicker and more "scalable"?
There are people who write with pen, there are those who use a typewriter and most use a computer nowadays. Which one is quicker and more "scalable"?
"Product as Code" is just sharpening the tools so product people can spend more time understanding users and less time hunting for that one Slack thread from three weeks ago where the real requirements were buried.
July 28, 2025 at 8:36 PM
"Product as Code" is just sharpening the tools so product people can spend more time understanding users and less time hunting for that one Slack thread from three weeks ago where the real requirements were buried.
Right now we're trying to cook with dull knives. Product context scattered everywhere, AI tools that can't find anything, developers building features blind to user needs.
July 28, 2025 at 8:36 PM
Right now we're trying to cook with dull knives. Product context scattered everywhere, AI tools that can't find anything, developers building features blind to user needs.
Yes and no 😀
A sharper knife doesn't make a chef less connected to their diners - it actually frees them up to focus on what matters: understanding flavours, crafting the perfect dish, reading the room.
A sharper knife doesn't make a chef less connected to their diners - it actually frees them up to focus on what matters: understanding flavours, crafting the perfect dish, reading the room.
July 28, 2025 at 8:36 PM
Yes and no 😀
A sharper knife doesn't make a chef less connected to their diners - it actually frees them up to focus on what matters: understanding flavours, crafting the perfect dish, reading the room.
A sharper knife doesn't make a chef less connected to their diners - it actually frees them up to focus on what matters: understanding flavours, crafting the perfect dish, reading the room.