Write the types, let Claude implement: can interfaces derive code without natural language?
zetalyrae · x · 2026-11-02
Developer zetalyrae describes his AI coding workflow: write types, function signatures and interfaces first, then ask Claude to fill in implementations. He raises an open question—are there better abstractions that would let implementations be derived mechanically from interfaces, without natural language in the loop? A thought-provoking framing of the 'interface as spec' design space in AI-assisted programming.
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