We all vibe code now, but we rarely give the AI the full picture, so it picks our structure and conventions for us. Those calls bite later.
Payo interviews you, then writes the rules files your assistant reads. It follows YOUR conventions from prompt one.
Try it: npx @uge/payo
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Getting more and more convinced that if you understand the "shared language" of your codebase...
(i.e. the terms used, the names for things, relationships between them)
...AND those terms are used consistently in the codebase, then you understand the codebase.
Whether you read the actual code or not.
DDD has never been more powerful.