genuinely impressed with the output on most things I throw at it. the code quality is solid for most straightforward problems. I’ve been using it pretty regularly for the last couple months. but I’m also realizing it’s creating this situation where I’m generating code faster than I’m able to properly integrate it into my actual systems. like I can have a feature written in 20 minutes but the process of testing it, deploying it, making sure it doesn’t break anything else, that’s still taking days. which is fine. it’s not a bad problem to have. but it’s also exposing how much time I spend on the non-code part of development. the infrastructure, the workflow, the coordination. I’ve been doing some stuff to streamline that part and honestly it’s been way more impactful than any speed improvement in code generation. like automating your deploy process saves way more time than coding faster once you’re at a certain scale. just noticed that dynamic so figured I’d throw it out there. the code generation tool is great but it really highlights how much work the surrounding process is. submitted by /u/GrouchyManner5949
Originally posted by u/GrouchyManner5949 on r/ClaudeCode
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