Claude Code Is Fast but Needs Rework
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-07-13
The author acknowledges this take might be controversial, but shares their experience: the biggest issue with Claude Code is that it prioritizes speed upfront, requiring numerous fixes later, rather than getting things right the first time. This observation highlights the practical reality of using coding agents: in the pursuit of speed, models often generate outputs that demand multiple rounds of revision.
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