Tricked Claude to Design the system, Not to Code (part 1)

I wanted to explore automation for a few days, and I came across Minicor, a company working on the problem of automating legacy software. The problem is simple, and I'm still figuring out whether it is worth solving at this level. But I learned a lot while building this project. Let's start. Folks who want to see and demonstration github live link watch the demo Understanding the pain I can relate to this problem from my experience working with Tally back in 2018. You simply couldn't automate many scenarios easily. Tally was licensed software, and in practice, some people used pirated versions. The software generally had to be installed on a particular system, and there often wasn't an API available for the workflow you wanted to automate. Add network restrictions and other environment-specific limitations, and the problem becomes even harder. There may be more integration options available today, but the broader question remains: How do we reduce manual work and make th