About

I have worked with software development for roughly thirty years, largely semi-professionally and alongside other work, and I have put more than a thousand hours into Lovable. That is enough to see a pattern.

The beginning is fast. It really is as good as it looks. The problems come later, once there are ten pages, sign-in, real data and six months of changes behind you. That's when the same solution gets proposed again, even though it was already rejected. Working behaviour disappears in a change that looked harmless. And the documentation is quietly adjusted to describe whatever happened to get built.

What was missing wasn't more discipline from me. It was a memory inside the project itself, so the discipline lives in the files instead of in my head.

So this package is written to do its work without you having to learn a methodology. It isn't Scrum, a certification or a new process. It governs as much as is needed for a project's memory, decisions and quality to survive, but no more.

And it is deliberate that this site never asks what you're building. Your idea is yours. The ten questions are asked inside your own project, where you have already decided to build it.