Starting today, I ran Claude 3.7 in coding mode for real work, and it hit me that we've entered an era where you can have AI analyze legacy code.
What really blew my mind was how its refactoring suggestions are on a whole different level compared to GPT-4.0. It automatically follows the commit convention, writes test code on its own... The only problem is it burns through tokens fast lol.
Of course, it's not perfect—there were cases where it wrote code based on wrong assumptions, so human review is a must. Still, for personal projects, I now feel like developing without AI is actually the inefficient choice.
Well, I'm not so sure about that. I had an agent implement OAuth authentication, but it kept going in the wrong direction and just kept asking questions, so I ended up fixing it all myself. A final review is definitely necessary, but for short projects, that 'final review' just ends up being a review of everything.
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