Original Reddit post

I’ve been using claude code for a bit now, and it’s been great for writing and debugging code. But when I read this subreddit, it feels like people are using it in a completely different way like… letting it refactor large codebases, build features end-to-end, work across multiple files, and handle much more complex tasks. Right now, I mostly give it one task at a time and review everything before moving on. Was there a point where it clicked for you and what changed in the way you started working with it? submitted by /u/Anxious_Pineapple773

Originally posted by u/Anxious_Pineapple773 on r/ClaudeCode