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Proof of concept for using LLMs to generate an application by following a recursive graph decomposition of the application's architecture.

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Plan-Graph based code generation with LLMs

by ag_rin·May 16, 2026·2 points·0 comments

AI Analysis

MidShip ItBold Bet

Graph decomposition for LLM code gen, but takes an hour for a calculator app.

Strengths
  • Recursive graph decomposition avoids whole-project context overload for LLMs.
  • Structured guardrails with deterministic tooling is the right architectural instinct.
Weaknesses
  • Token-inefficient: over an hour runtime for a 5-component calculator app.
  • Raw scaffolding, 0 stars, author admits it's just a research experiment.
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Target Audience

Developers experimenting with LLM code generation workflows

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Post Description

Creates a implementation plan using a graph of components instead of markdown docs and then implements each component in a loop before connecting them. My target was to figure out how to make LLM code more maintainable and a computation graph seemed to be the way. What do you think, any merit to the idea and has anyone tried a similar path?

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