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When fixing a bug, you should first reproduce, trace back and keep records (e.g., add console log tracing) to form a complete stack trace, without writing any fix code during this period; when building a feature, you should first read the target files and related routes to build a knowledge graph.
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10/21/2026
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Claude Code One-Sentence Feature Delivery: A No-Follow-Up Workflow in Practice
bilibili混子州10/20/2026
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