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BEFORE YOU BUILD YOUR FIRST SCENARIO

Five minutes on paper save hours in the editor.

The scenario planning worksheet inside your desk reference exists for one reason. Every minute you spend deciding what a scenario should do — what triggers it, what apps it touches, what success looks like, what failure looks like, what it costs to run — is a minute you don’t spend debugging it at 11 p.m. The best Make builders treat the editor as the second place a scenario gets built. The first place is a single page of notes.

Plan it. Then build it.

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