How to resume an AI coding session without starting over
A short handoff of goals, decisions, verified results, and next actions can make the next AI session useful from the start.
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How to divide work between Codex and Claude Code
Give planning, implementation, and review clear responsibilities and handoff criteria when using two AI coding tools.
Seven checks before shipping AI-generated code
Compare an AI completion report with actual behavior across code changes, data persistence, errors, permissions, and tests.
How to version a prompt that worked
Keep the purpose, reason for each revision, and verified result with a reusable prompt instead of saving only its wording.
How to tell an AI draft from the version you accepted
Use per-version review decisions and reasons to know which document or code artifact is ready to reuse.
How to find AI work by date across tools
Find saved artifacts and prompts by date, project, and AI service instead of searching separate conversation histories.
What should you save from an AI conversation?
Choose the decisions, artifacts, and prompts a future session will need instead of collecting every message.
MCP explained for people who just want to save AI work
Understand MCP as the connection that lets an AI use your tools, then make a first Wellnote save without memorizing setup terms.
Why failed attempts belong in your AI development notes
Avoid repeating the same fix by recording the symptom, change, observed result, and next experiment.
A release checklist for a solo AI-built app
Check sign-in, stored data, mobile use, errors, access controls, and recovery before opening an app to real users.
Why do AI-built projects stall before they are finished?
A developer survey, a productivity experiment, agent-authored pull requests, and an incident show where AI-assisted development gets stuck.
Why review intermediate work when using Codex and Claude together?
When multiple AI tools work in sequence, review drafts and code changes before each handoff. Here is a practical workflow and checklist.