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Claude 3.7 Sonnet just launched, but Claude Code might be the real game-changer for devs. A command-line tool that lets you delegate engineering tasks to Claude directly from the terminal. Early testers (Vercel, Replit) say it’s handling full-stack updates & web apps like a pro. Could this rival Copilot X and Cursor's integrated AI pair-programming? Or will it be limited by Claude's API constraints? Any devs here got access to the research preview? Would love to hear your thoughts! submitted by /u/snehens [link] [comments]

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I saw someone creating WikiTok in one night. It's like a Tiktok style feed for Wikipedia. Looked pretty cool, so I thought I'd try making one too. So, I decided to use Replit's AI Agent to create my own version. Took me about 4 hours total, which isn't bad since I don't know any code at all. To be honest, at first it seemed unreal - seeing the AI build stuff just from my instructions. But then reality hit me. With every feature I wanted to add, it became more of a headache. Here's what I mean: I wanted to move some buttons around, simple stuff. But when I asked the AI to realign these buttons, it messed up other parts of the design that were working fine before. Like, why would moving a button break the entire layout? This really sucks because these errors took up most of my time. I'm pret...

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