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Intent Driven Development - Book Launch

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A Discipline for Building Software with AI

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Intent-Driven Development: Stop vibing with AI. Start engineering. You're coding with ChatGPT or Claude. Hour 1: amazing. Hour 3: outputs drift, bugs appear, iterations pile up. This book teaches the FORGE methodology, a systematic approach to AI-assisted development that maintains speed while adding the structure you actually need. Inside: • The 5-phase FORGE process • Test-driven development with AI • Prompts that consistently work • Team practices & code review
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👋 Hey Product Hunt! Scott here, maker of Intent-Driven Development. Why I wrote this: I've been building software for 25+ years (military avionics → UK Government → EdTech → iGaming). When AI coding tools dropped, I went all-in. ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor—amazing potential, but also... chaos. I'd ship features in an afternoon that used to take days. But I'd also spend 2am debugging code that looked perfect but had subtle bugs the AI confidently introduced. The problem wasn't the AI. It was how I was using it. "Vibing" works until it doesn't. What's inside: The FORGE methodology isn't theory, it's the actual process I refined shipping production systems with AI assistance. Focus → Orchestrate → Refine → Generate → Evaluate. - How to write specs AI can actually implement correctly - Test-driven development adapted for AI - Context management that keeps conversations productive - Team practices (because your whole team is using AI now) - What to do when things go wrong For experienced developers who understand testing, architecture, and code quality. You need to know how to get AI to build it. Questions I'd love to discuss: - What's your biggest AI coding frustration? - Have you found patterns that work consistently? - How are teams handling AI-assisted development? Thanks for checking it out! 🚀