The name's Code. Claude Code.

Because your cast still requires a mould that works. I tried it last week on a React dashboard. First attempt was gorgeous — lovely naming conventions. Then I opened the browser and half the state management was fictional.

Ha, been there. But that's the thing — you iterate. Tell it what broke, it fixes it. Three rounds in and my project was running clean. It's a conversation, not a vending machine.

Precisely. The experience isn't about getting everything right on the first pass. It's about maintaining a dialogue. Describe the change, review the diff, approve. Controlled. Deliberate.

Control is an illusion for those who think small. I let it run. Entire directories generated and committed. If something breaks, I generate the fix too. Volume separates the ambitious from the merely competent.

I admire the confidence, Auric, even if it terrifies me. But when I slowed down and guided the conversation properly, the dashboard came together. The component architecture it suggested was genuinely clever.

See? It's teamwork. I've been using it with the Starter Kit and having the project structure already wired up makes the AI conversations way more productive.