Comment by EagnaIonat

I was in the same mindset until I actually took the Claude code course they offer. I was doing so much wrong.

The two main takeaways. Create a CLAUDE.md file that defines everything about the project. Have Claude feed back into the file when it makes mistakes and how to fix them.

Now it creates well structured code and production level applications. I still double check everything of course, but the level of errors is much lower.

An example application it created from a CLAUDE.md I wrote. The application reads multiple PDF's, finds the key stakeholders and related data, then generates a network graph across those files and renders it in an explorable graph in Godot.

That took 3 hours to make, test. It also supports OpenAI (lmstudio), Claude and Ollama for its LLM callouts.

What issue I can see happening is the duplication of assets in work. Instead of finding an asset someone built, people have been creating their own.