It’s built in Python with Flask and SQLite and is, fundamentally, quite simple in pieces, but supremely powerful as a whole. (The magic of software is often how simple things are pieced together, more than whole hog reinventions.) I own the thing — the data, the program. There is no subscription. If I turn off Claude Code, it will keep working just fine. (And if I need to fix something, I can spin up Claude for a few bucks.)
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，这一点在PG官网中也有详细论述
In Boris Tane’s How I Use Claude Code, he describes how he uses inline annotations to give Claude feedback. I adapted this pattern for complex FDs where conversational back-and-forth can be imprecise. I edit the FD file directly in Cursor and add inline annotations prefixed with %%:
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