Over the last few months I’ve been using Claude Code extensively on personal projects. One thing I noticed is that the bottleneck isn’t really the model anymore. It’s organization. As projects grow, I found myself juggling:
- multiple branches
- multiple tasks
- multiple agent conversations
- context scattered across chats
- unfinished work mixed together The AI was usually capable of writing the code. The hard part was keeping everything organized. That observation led me to start building Mozart, a local-first desktop application built around Claude Code workflows. Instead of focusing on “better prompts” or “better models”, I’m experimenting with a workflow centered around:
- isolated workspaces (Git worktrees)
- task-based execution
- structured context
- agent orchestration
- review and commit flows It’s still early, but building it has reinforced a belief: As coding agents improve, workflow and orchestration may become more important than model quality itself. I’m curious: For those using Claude Code regularly, what part of your workflow feels the most chaotic today? submitted by /u/West_Equipment7985
Originally posted by u/West_Equipment7985 on r/ClaudeCode
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