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Covers user-facing workflows only, not internal orchestration or private implementation details.

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Core Workflows

Agent Mode

Agent Mode is for implementation work. It is strongest when you provide a reviewed plan, clear coding constraints, and a workspace that already reflects the intended structure.

What to ask for

Request concrete deliverables such as a top module, helper modules, a smoke testbench, or a patch to an existing file. Smaller scoped asks are usually easier to review than a single broad request for a whole subsystem.

How to get better results

State the target language, reset style, handshake semantics, required interfaces, latency expectations, and whether reuse should be preferred. If a mature building block exists, say that explicitly so the tool can avoid unnecessary rewrites.

How to review generated code

Check the structure before the syntax details. Make sure the code matches the reviewed plan, then inspect interface handling, state updates, counters, and storage inference. Finally verify that the testbench or smoke validation actually exercises the important behavior.