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Describe → shape → prove → generate — hybrid pipeline.
You describe the product. Katip keeps that description. The next chat reads it. Then you watch two demos — one turns a domain into files, one lets you assemble the shape.
Three beats. Each one is a different motion — not the same card three times.
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The domain and the rules — once.
A short description. Not a prompt you will have to repeat on Thursday.
Order. Discount once. Total never negative.
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So the next session can read it.
The description becomes something durable. Close the tab. It is still there.
Saved · Order · rules · shape
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No rediscovering the same product.
The new thread is not empty. You change what changed.
A durable YAML entity becomes a NestJS structural skeleton. No free-form folder folklore.
A different motion: drag the pieces until the shape locks. This is how the architecture feels, not a slide.
Morning. A new thread. The agent does not remember last week's Order rules. You paste a recap. Again.
With Katip, Tuesday starts from the model. The domain is already there. You change what changed — not the whole story.
If something is wrong, it stops before it becomes a pull request you have to unwind.
Not a transcript. The product, saved.
NestJS structure you can open in the editor you already use.
You start ahead. That is the whole point.
Demos are here. Billing is not open yet.