AI planning tool emphasizes asking questions upfront to reduce costly revisions
The article, authored by the creator of the Ordewell tool, argues that the most critical part of AI-assisted planning occurs before any tasks are generated. It states that asking clarifying questions when a goal is vague or a decision is pivotal prevents expensive corrections to code later. The tool is designed to ask one specific, evidence-based question at a time, avoiding speculative batches. This approach aims to resolve ambiguities early, saving time and effort compared to fixing a plan built on incorrect assumptions.
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