Stop Planning Your PRs: Build Wide, Ship Narrow
Good engineers plan before they build, but that planning often locks in structural decisions before you know the problem. With AI making building, design, and decomposition cheap, the author argues you should build the whole feature first, demo it, then split into narrow PRs. This workflow, tested across projects, yields better boundaries and faster reviews, though it costs rebasing and may delay incremental delivery.
Decide what to build before you build it; decide how to slice it after.