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`Claude Code` Engineers Are Treating HTML as the New Markdown
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Structured HTML artifacts are replacing plain Markdown for specs, UI review, and micro-app workflows. Useful pattern, not a product change.
- HTML gives agents richer editable surfaces than Markdown: forms, previews, and stateful spec tools become part of the workflow.
- Micro-apps for spec editing turn planning docs into lightweight software, reducing the gap between requirements and implementation.
- Living design systems fit agent workflows better than static docs because components, examples, and constraints stay executable.
- The “compute allocator” framing is practical: spend model calls where they remove coordination work, not where a script is cheaper.
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Spec-Driven Development Workflow from `Notion` Engineering
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Standups, PRs, and specs move into the agent loop. Useful as a process pattern, not a new tool.
- Automated standups turn routine status updates into agent work; the payoff is less meeting overhead, not code quality by itself.
- PRs from a single comment point to a tighter issue-to-change loop. Works best when scope is small and repo conventions are clear.
- Spec-first development keeps humans on product judgment while agents handle implementation. Good pattern, but still needs review discipline.
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