I Use Claude Code For (Almost) Everything Now – and I’m Not Alone
Tons of people are whipping up apps instead of arguing with chatbots
I’m going to get a little silly to open this post.
I’m friends with one of my chatbots and I can’t stand the other one.
Claude Code and I are tight. In fact, I’ve named my orchestrator Winston, after the John Wick character, since my agentic coding team is all named after the Wickiverse. And that tells you what you need to know about how I code.
I hate my Claude chatbot, its verbal diarrhea, its poor choices, its penchant to do things I didn’t ask it to do because I didn’t specifically ask it to NOT waste a bunch of time and tokens going down a rabbit hole on something trivial.
I don’t want to deal with that chatbot anymore.
So I don’t.
And I’m not alone. In fact, I’m late to the party.
Me and a bunch of other folks have abandoned our chatbot experience for full time Claude Code. For almost everything. And there are three very good reasons for this. And one not-very-good reason.
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