A pseudocode file is easier to revisit than fifty chat messages explaining what the code should do. I'd like to see a small example that updates two source files at once. That's where keeping the instructions in sync could get awkward.
Huzzah
A new experimental way to code with AI using persistent declarative pseudocode
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Huzzah is an experimental coding tool that allows developers to write pseudocode in a declarative, persistent format to drive AI-generated code, offering an alternative to traditional chat-based code prompts. It transforms human intent into code by capturing diffs in pseudocode files and automatically regenerating source code, enabling clearer design intent and better documentation in AI-assisted programming workflows.
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