[eZinc]

I've only been using AI for small editor tools or for common utils (math, physics, string manipulation) instead of importing libraries to reduce random dependencies.

I find that most LLMs hallucinate and write too much bad code.

However, with Claude Opus 4.5 it's completely shifted my entire day. I'm out here running 8 concurrent agents knocking items off our todo list like crazy. I've gone from 99% manual code to 1% over the course of the last 4 days.

Never thought this was going to happen until at least 2060...

[mattfrommars]

> 8 concurrent agents

how are you managing to run and work between 8 concurrent agents to get through the ask in hand?

I keep seeing git workspace tree + agent combo being mentioned

[linesofcode]

git workspaces, combined with some guard rails to keep the llm on task. For example a detailed document with requirements and implementation details and a unit tests that the llm can keep verifying against and/or enhancing between each step to increase the reliability of it’s output.

Give Claude Code a try, with git work trees and especially some skills pre-loaded https://github.com/obra/superpowers

[kleer001]

> Give Claude Code a try...

Two days after they released their web interface for Claude Code I was hooked. Haven't really used the regular interface or the app since. Oh god, I'll never go back to copy-pasting code.