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Patterns for Reducing Friction in AI-Assisted Development

Five patterns borrowed from human pair programming can transform AI coding assistants from frustrating tools into collaborative teammates, reducing the generation-correction cycle.

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  • The 'Frustration Loop' occurs when AI lacks project-specific context.
  • Treat AI as a teammate, providing onboarding, whiteboarding, and guardrails.
  • Five patterns: Knowledge Priming, Design-First, Context Anchoring, Team Standards, Feedback Flywheel.
  • These patterns aim to increase first-pass acceptance and reduce rework.

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