Using AI Doesn’t Mean You Can Slack on Architecture
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AI coding tools can write code fast, but that speed amplifies whatever is already in your codebase. Agents work from context — and your existing architecture is always part of that context. Good structure becomes a silent instruction set; messy patterns get reproduced at scale. Specs help define intent, but architecture determines how AI-generated code actually fits into your system.
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