Architect v0.3: tightening the discipline loop
The latest release makes the planning loop stricter, clearer, and much harder to skip when the urge to vibe-code kicks in.
The goal of Architect is not to slow coding down. The goal is to stop the expensive kind of speed: the kind that writes three files before anyone agrees on the job to be done.
Version 0.3 pushes harder on that idea.
What changed
- stricter requirement capture before implementation
- clearer transitions between planning and execution
- a cleaner surface for documenting intent inside the app
Why it matters
Most AI coding tools optimize for momentum. That feels great for ten minutes and terrible three hours later when the codebase has drifted away from the actual request.
Architect is trying to build the opposite habit:
define the work well enough that execution becomes boring
That sounds less magical, but it produces better software.
What I am watching next
The next iteration is about memory and continuity. I want the app to keep enough context to stay useful across sessions without turning into a noisy second brain.