Building Team Flow Mapping
How I built the teamflowmapping app.
Malcolm Bastien
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- AI Tools
- Zed
- manually edit code
- see code changes made by the AI
- manage git
- Google Firebase
- Opencode
- “Build” vs “Plan” modes. It’s nice not having to always prompt models “answer my question without making any code changes”
- Taskmaster
- Zed
- The process
- Prototyping with Google Firebase Studio
- Moving to local development
- Techniques
- Occasionally asking: “What should we do next?”
- I never got into using any special techniques of any sort.
- Thing like agents, skills
- I just worked one feature or bug at a time, describing what I wanted the AI to do and iterating or manually editing the code until things worked how I wanted.
- Lessons I Learned
- I was able to add a working prototype of new features with a single prompt, so the question each time became should I?
- Playwright is really cool to automating end-to-end tests
Connected Notes
Malcolm Bastien
Enterprise Agile Coach
Enterprise Agile Coach helping leaders in Fintech, Banking, and HealthTech build fast flow through systems thinking and aligned autonomy, empowering teams to deliver high-performance results at scale.