Talk is cheap. So is code

April 16, 2026

I ran a practical ADSM experiment. First I built a Spotify playlist helper for roughly one hundred songs, then I deleted the code and tests and regenerated the application twice from the context alone. The result was clear: the context keeps the behavior of the project intact even after the implementation is removed.

After that, I published the full article on Habr. A copy is also available in the site library. The short conclusion is simple: context matters more than code, and code can be regenerated.