Prompting it better during development can really help here.
I have an emerging workflow orchestrated by Claude Code custom commands and subagents that turns even an informal description of a feature into a full fledged PRD, then an "architect" command researches and produces a well thought out and documented technical design. I can review that design document and then give it to the "planner" command, which breaks it down into Phases and Tasks. Then I have a "developer" command iterate through through and implement the Phases one by one. After each phase it runs a detailed code review using my "review" subagent.
Since I've started using this document-driven, guided workflow I've seen quality of the output noticeably improve.
I have an emerging workflow orchestrated by Claude Code custom commands and subagents that turns even an informal description of a feature into a full fledged PRD, then an "architect" command researches and produces a well thought out and documented technical design. I can review that design document and then give it to the "planner" command, which breaks it down into Phases and Tasks. Then I have a "developer" command iterate through through and implement the Phases one by one. After each phase it runs a detailed code review using my "review" subagent.
Since I've started using this document-driven, guided workflow I've seen quality of the output noticeably improve.