Plan before edit: why /plan exists
The cheapest place to catch a wrong assumption is before any code is written. /plan makes the agent show its approach first, so you steer before the diff, not after.
Read →Engineering notes on multi-agent coding, benchmarks, and building Vesper Code.
The cheapest place to catch a wrong assumption is before any code is written. /plan makes the agent show its approach first, so you steer before the diff, not after.
Read →An agent reviewing its own output is theater. The value of a review pass comes entirely from independence. Here is why Vesper Code gives the reviewer fresh context.
Read →AI code editors put the agent inside the IDE. Vesper Code puts it where your work already happens — the terminal, next to git, your build, and your tests.
Read →A single LLM call that reads, plans, edits, and reviews in one breath makes all four worse. Here is how splitting the loop into File Picker, Planner, Editor, and Reviewer changes the output.
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