Original Summary

I've been building a lot with Claude Code lately, and every project hit the same wall. Fast at first, then the structure falls apart: pages talking straight to the database, features reaching into each other, and every new session wasting context figuring out how things connect again. So I built al dente. You agree on a plan for your app once, which parts exist and which part can use which. Claude can suggest the plan for you based on what you're building, or map it from an existing project. After that, every edit Claude makes is checked against it, and if it takes a shortcut it gets told and fixes it on the spot. You also get a live map of your app, a history view that shows when the structure started slipping, and a GitHub check for pull requests. In my tests, runs that ended with a broken rule went from 13 of 35 to 0 of 35. It's free and open source. I'm mostly looking for people to try it on a real project and tell me what's confusing or broken. GitHub: https://github.com/Orest-Z/al-dente Site: https://orest-z.github.io/al-dente-site/   submitted by   /u/orest17 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/13 21:14:07