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Created chapter directory with 10 section files covering the new bottlenecks that emerge when coding accelerates 5-10x through agentic tools. Sections: 1. Introduction: The Acceleration Paradox 2. Understanding the 5-10x Multiplier 3. Bottleneck #1: Requirements and Business Vision 4. Bottleneck #2: Product Decision Making 5. Bottleneck #3: Architecture and Design Clarity 6. Bottleneck #4: Code Review at Scale 7. Bottleneck #5: Testing and Quality Assurance 8. Solutions and Mitigation Strategies 9. Summary 10. Further Reading Each section includes: - Proper YAML frontmatter with section-level metadata - Thoughtful placeholder guidance customized to the section topic - 7 Mermaid diagram placeholders for visualizing bottleneck shifts - Cross-references to existing Part 1 chapters only - Requirements traceability (REQ-C006) Chapter is ready for content drafting with the draft-section skill. Progress: 13/81 tasks complete (16%) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Summary, Further Reading Drafted final 4 sections to complete Chapter 5: New Bottlenecks: **Section 07: Bottleneck #5 - Testing and Quality Assurance** (~1,850 words, 2 diagrams) - Testing velocity paradox: AI generates test code but not test strategy - Why AI-generated code needs MORE rigorous testing than manual code - Time allocation shift: testing dominates at 50-60% of development time - Symptoms of hitting the testing bottleneck - Types of testing that become critical path blockers - Key insight: separate test strategy from test code generation - Solution preview with forward references to Part 2 and Part 3 **Section 08: Solutions and Mitigation Strategies** (~3,200 words, 1 diagram) - Core insight: move validation LEFT in the development process - Strategy 1: Specification-driven development (requirements + architecture) - Strategy 2: Outcome-based product management (product decisions) - Strategy 3: Architecture-first design (technical debt prevention) - Strategy 4: Test strategy before test code (testing bottleneck) - Strategy 5: Async code review for teams (review bottleneck) - Strategy 6: Renaissance Developer advantage (sidesteps coordination) - Synthesis: The new workflow with time reallocation examples - Concrete time comparisons: traditional vs naive vs optimized agentic **Section 09: Summary** (~1,700 words, 1 diagram) - Core insight synthesis across all bottlenecks - Recap of all 5 bottlenecks with problem/solution pairs - Fundamental mindset shift: validate before building - Time reallocation: the new equation with percentages - Renaissance Developer advantage emphasis - Path forward to Parts 2, 3, and 4 - 6 key takeaways distilled from the chapter **Section 10: Further Reading** (~1,400 words) - Related chapters from Parts 1, 2, and 3 - External resources across 6 categories - EARS, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, JSON Schema references - Testing, architecture, product management, and velocity resources - AI-assisted development documentation and research - Community and discussion resources - Next steps transition to Part 2 **Chapter 5 Statistics**: - 10/10 sections complete (100%) - ~13,000 total words - 13 Mermaid diagrams across all sections - Comprehensive coverage of REQ-C006 - All 5 bottlenecks identified with detailed solutions - Forward references to Part 2 and Part 3 throughout **Part 1 Status**: All 5 chapters complete, ready for review and polish (P1-007) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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