[falcor84]

Nothing I can share externally at the moment, but I've been using it to almost speed-run through creating a docker compose stack of apps and deploying it on an cloud server. I've had Claude Code write 99% of it (not exaggerating), including app code (mostly in Python), configs, tests (unit, integration and playwright browser tests), deployment scripts and documentation. For this use-case, it's not yet good enough for working fully independently, and I need to steer and course-correct it every once in a while, but it feels a lot more like managing an eager but inexperienced person, rather than a "tool". And while I do make some manual changes every once in a while (particularly in the plan files I have it generate), in the vast majority of cases, I find it more convenient to tell it what to change and have it change it, until I'm happy.

More recently, as I've gained trust in the process, I've also started more and more asking it to manage "subagents" to do some of the lower-level work, and it's been a very valuable power multiplier too, allowing for additional parallelism, without growing the main agent's context.