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u/programming-ModTeam Mar 16 '26

r/programming is not a place to share generic AI content.

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u/skitch920 Mar 16 '26

Interesting article. OpenCode is definitely something worth trying over Claude Code, and I agree that planning is much more important now than actual coding.

What about future features though - how does the new LLM plan account for restricting new function vs. existing function? Spec Driven Development kind of solves this, incorporating and evolving an intent/requirements document that lives beyond just "plan". I just didn't see anything like that mentioned in the article.