Creating a project through the Builder pattern can be divided into four standard steps:
- Description of Requirements: Describe the project goal in natural language in the Builder interface, e.g. 'Develop a picture compression tool that supports JPG/PNG format'. The more specific the description, the more accurate the result will be
- environmental preparation: For projects such as Python, it is recommended to create the virtual environment manually first. The system will detect existing environments and adapt them automatically.
- Cross-confirmation: Trae will confirm key decision points such as technology stack selection, catalog structure, etc. in a dialog that developers can adapt to their needs
- Generation Optimization: After the system has exported the base code, it can continue to request optimizations or extensions for specific modules via Chat mode
Practical Tips: You can specify requirements such as 'need unit test' or 'include user manual' in the project description, and the system will automatically generate supporting documents. For Web projects, immediately enable the Webview function to view the page effect in real time.
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