code-generation
Code Generation
A structured methodology for approaching code tasks that produces higher-quality implementations by evaluating multiple approaches before committing to one.
Inputs
Before generating code, gather three inputs:
- Task description -- what needs to be built or changed
- Existing code -- the current codebase or relevant files (if any)
- Contextual documentation -- relevant API docs, framework guides, coding standards, or architectural decisions
Process
Step 1: Analyze
Carefully analyze the task description and existing code. Consider:
- What is the actual goal (not just the literal request)?
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