[ecopoesis]

I'm a manager at a large consumer website. My team and I have built a harness that uses headless Claude's (running Opus) to do ticket work, respond to and fix PR comments, and fix CI test failures. Our only interaction with code is writing specs in Jira tickets (which we primarily do via local Claudes) and adding PR comments to GitHub PRs.

The speed we can move at is astounding. We're going to finish our backlog next quarter. We're conservatively planning on launching 3x as many features next quarter.

Claude is far from perfect: it's made us reassess our coding standards since code is primarily for Claude now, not for humans. So much of what we did was to make code easier for the next dev, and that just doesn't matter anymore.

[Rapzid]

> and adding PR comments to GitHub PRs...

> So much of what we did was to make code easier for the next dev, and that just doesn't matter anymore

Humans don't need to read the code when leaving PR comments?

[cluckindan]

When is your website going to be complete? Are you sure those features are what the users need? What happens to the team after everything is done? What happens to the site after the team is gone?

[xantronix]

In the Lord's name we pray: Infinite. Growth. Forever.

Amen.