prototype

To prototype API designs, you create throwaway code in a gitignored directory to explore shapes and logic freely. This disposable prototyping environment prevents production code leakage while you test and refine your design concepts before formalization.

Disposable code allows you to quickly test and refine state models or API shapes in an isolated, gitignored environment. This throwaway prototyping approach ensures you can explore design concepts freely without risking production code leakage.

Yes, you can explore state models using a disposable prototyping environment that writes no production code. By running the prototype environment with a logic shape flag, you test and refine state models safely before committing to formal specifications.

The best way to test API shapes during early design exploration is using a disposable prototyping environment. You create rapid request/response sketches, iterate until the design is refined, and capture findings for governed authoring skills without committing production code.

You capture and route prototyping findings by moving validated design concepts into governed authoring skills. Once API shapes and state models are refined through disposable code exploration, the findings are routed directly into these downstream skills for formal development.

You should use a prototyping environment when you need to rapidly test and iterate on state models or API shapes before finalizing design decisions. It prevents premature commitment to specifications by allowing disposable code exploration in a gitignored directory.