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I used Claude Code for six weeks. I used it for production work.
My setup:
- Terminal with MCP servers.
- A goal.md file for every session.
- 15 minute task limits.
It works for these tasks:
- Refactoring. It split a 600 line file into layers. I reviewed the diff in 10 minutes. Tell it what not to change.
- Boilerplate. It writes migrations and CRUD routes. It is 90 percent accurate.
- Debugging. It found a shader bug in minutes.
It fails here:
- Complex logic. It misses edge cases like CSRF tokens.
- Design choices. It does not know if you should use WebSockets or SSE.
- Large changes without tests. It breaks things silently.
My workflow:
- Write goal.md with constraints.
- Let Claude take the first pass.
- Review the diff.
- Fix naming and edge cases.
- Commit the code.
This saves me 3 hours a day. It removes grunt work. Senior engineers are still needed for architecture.
Use it for mechanical parts. Do the thinking yourself.
Source: https://dev.to/z_z_c01afd7cf4c3764a2c73d/i-spent-a-month-pair-programming-with-claude-code-heres-what-actually-worked-4fne Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi