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The secondary development process for open-source projects can be broken down into seven stages: downloading source code, MVP feasibility validation, system understanding, structured construction, customization engineering, engineering convergence, and engineering delivery.
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5/31/2026
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Cursor+Codex双IDE协同：开源项目二开七环节实战指南
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