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“I built it with AI. It worked. But did I really understand it?”
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How requests flow
Every request passes the auth middleware, then the cache in front of the database, then the handler.
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Every request passes the auth middleware, then the handler — the cache is gone.
Pen Wiki comment on architecture.md: “Is the cache still needed? …”
Read cache.py — nothing hits it since v2. Removed it and updated the page.
Done — 2 files changed, tests green.
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How requests flow
Every request passes the auth middleware, then the handler. Rate limits apply per API key.
Per key, or per user? The contract says per user.
Let Claude Code document your project, or open any Markdown file in Pen Wiki. Point to a sentence, an image or a diagram — ask a question, leave a comment, or request a change. Claude Code updates the documentation or the code itself.
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Understand. Review. Improve. Repeat.Three ways to understand your project
architecture.mdUnderstand your codeLet Claude explain how your project works. Explore the documentation and ask about anything you don't understand.
security-standards.mdDefine how it should workWrite down your own rules for security, architecture and quality. Simple Markdown, understood by you and Claude.
security-review.mdFind what needs fixingReview your project against your rules. Explore the findings, request fixes, and verify the results.
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