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Baoyu: the coding-agent bottleneck moved from writing code to thinking clearly
Baoyu reports shifting from line-by-line supervision to choosing the feature, co-writing a technical plan with AI, letting an agent implement and test it, then validating the result; failures loop back to the agent with notes.
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THE STORY · The original
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- Originalcreator self-reporthttps://baoyu.io/blog/coding-agent-em-shift
Why it is worth understanding
A concrete, reproducible workflow rather than a vague productivity claim: human attention moves from implementation detail to scope, design, and validation.
Conditions and limitations
This is a creator self-report about the author's BaoCut workflow, not proof that the method generalizes to every team, codebase, or model version. BitShovel did not independently verify it.
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THE THREAD · Full timeline
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- RecordThe author published a full loop: choose the feature, co-write the plan, let the agent implement and test, validate it, then repair regressions.
- RecordThe author’s public updates returned 50 entries. BitShovel retained only the latest 20 titles, links, dates, and author fields; two checks found no new or metadata-updated entries, so no duplicate information card was created.
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- Baoyu · public author updatesScope not documented
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