Filed on behalf of Amr Elsayed.
Problem
Features are designed and developed in isolation without understanding the broader system context, leading to code duplication, inefficiency, and technical debt. Each feature operates as if it exists in a vacuum, unaware of existing services, components, and patterns.
Impact
- Massive code duplication across features
- Unnecessary network requests
- Recreation of existing functionality
- Growing technical debt with each new feature
- 500+ DAPPER commits showing consistent duplication patterns
Evidence from Amr
"After using DAPPER to develop many features, the issue that has been showing up consistently is that each feature is designed, developed, and tested in isolation (with limited system wide context)"
"I have used DAPPER to push around 500 commits, and I have seen this pattern many times where I would end up in a situation where I would tell the agent, we already have x service or y component or z state that can be used"
Proposed Solution
- Implement a system-wide context layer that documents existing services, APIs, components
- Create pre-planning research phase that maps existing functionality
- Develop feature dependency analysis before implementation
Filed on behalf of Amr Elsayed.
Problem
Features are designed and developed in isolation without understanding the broader system context, leading to code duplication, inefficiency, and technical debt. Each feature operates as if it exists in a vacuum, unaware of existing services, components, and patterns.
Impact
Evidence from Amr
Proposed Solution