Junior developers ask how to write the function. Senior developers ask whether the function should exist.
Half the codebases I've inherited have logic that technically works, solving a problem the business stopped caring about two reorgs ago. Nobody removed it because removing...
"AI reviewed this PR" gets said the same way "it's insured" gets said, like the phrase closes the question of risk on its own.
It doesn't. AI review genuinely catches a real category of problems: syntax slips, inconsistent naming, obvious gaps in error handling. That coverage is...
A "single source of truth" is a phrase everyone uses and almost nobody has. Usually there are three spreadsheets, two of which are stale, and a dashboard pulling from whichever one someone remembered to update last.
Fixing that isn't a bigger dashboard, it's deciding, on paper,...
Long Claude sessions rarely fail because they're "too long." They fail because the context gets crowded, old branches stay active, instructions get repeated, decisions disappear into scroll history, and the next step stops being obvious.