I Made Claude Code Think Before It Codes. Then I Gave It a Team.

A while back I wrote a post called "I Made Claude Code Think Before It Codes. Here's the Prompt." The premise struck a nerve: the problem with AI coding assistants was never intelligence. These models can write a working function faster than you can describe it. The problem was process. Left to its own devices, Claude Code behaves like a brilliant junior developer who skipped the part of the job where you read the existing code, write a test, and attack your own work before you ship it. It codes...