Comment by MrDarcy

Three weeks ago I did basically the same thing as the author of the Cloudflare story, but I did it with my own open source tool. I went into the experiment treating Claude Code as a junior engineer and guiding it on a feature I wanted implemented.

In a single Saturday the LLM delivered the feature to my spec, passing my initial test cases, adding more tests, etc…

I went to bed that night feeling viscerally in my bones I was pairing with and guiding a senior engineer not a junior. The feature was delivered in one day and would have taken me a week to do myself.

I think stories like the Cloudflare story are happening all over right now. Staff level engineers are testing hypotheses and being surprised at the results.

Oauth 2.0 doesn’t really matter. If you can guide the model and clearly express requirements, boundaries, and context, then it’s likely to be very useful and valuable in its current form.