code-mode:guide-coding

Guided coding provides step-by-step instructions on what to write and where to place it, letting you write the code yourself. It enforces deterministic guidance and validates progress through defined phases and checkpoints.

Progress tracking during hands-on coding sessions is managed by displaying a plan of all phases alongside your current progress. The system validates your completion at each checkpoint to ensure working code before advancing.

Yes, guided coding is designed for phased, hands-on sessions where you progressively implement features. It outlines what to write and where to place it, ensuring final working code through described phases and completion criteria.

No, interactive coding guidance does not write code directly. It provides deterministic guidance on what to write and where to place it, requiring you to implement the code yourself to ensure a practical learning experience.

To start step-by-step coding practice, request a plan and progress updates from the system. The guide will outline the phases and provide instructions on what to write and where to place it as you implement the code.

You should avoid guided coding mode if you need a full code implementation generated for you rather than instructions, or if your task does not fit a phased, progressive implementation structure with defined checkpoints.