Optimizing Coding Agents: Built-in Approve/Deny and Screenshot Feedback Loops
DanWahlin · x · 2026-08-10
Developer Dan Wahlin shares a highly productive workflow for using AI coding agents. He suggests having the agent build a prototype that includes a built-in approve/deny, commenting, and screenshot system.
Instead of manually taking and pasting screenshots to explain issues, you can capture the screen right there, add a comment, and approve or deny the step. This simple loop creates a massive momentum gain in development.
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