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      <description>Wiring a design AI to a coding AI to ship a real app, and finding that the oldest problem in software, design-to-code drift, doesn&apos;t vanish when both sides are machines. It sharpens. Here&apos;s the contract that fixed it.</description>
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      <description>Sometimes the right AI decision is no AI at all. Four times we were better off not reaching for a model, the quick test we run before we do, and the one case that&apos;s about you, not the task.</description>
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