@photomatt@DeveloperSteve@photomatt I can't see the path clearly – but I think WordPress specifically has a way to navigate this. It's going to get weird, but I'm rooting for you.
For all the hype and hullabaloo about AI and vibe coding; this is not a layman's domain. The engineering bar is going way up, and getting over that bar will not be easy.
You told us you’re running multiple AI agents and wanted a better UX. We listened and shipped it!
Here’s what’s new in the latest @code release:
🗂️ Unified agent sessions workspace for local, background, and cloud agents
💻 Claude and Codex support for local and cloud agents
🔀 Parallel subagents
🌐 Integrated browser
And more...
@opencode's LSP handles this well: feeds the model full structured context (diagnostics, navigation, types) via pyright/gopls/etc.
Night-and-day difference IMO. Highly recommend.
https://t.co/N34gULhZzB
Claude is great at coding. Like really, really good, compared to using a regular LLM like Gemini.
There's only one issue with it. Because it never sees the full code of the app but uses grep search for relevant code snippets, it's myopic.
If grep returns a fragment of code similar to the bug description, it often doesn't look further and fixes an irrelevant part of the app or answers a question based on these fragments found by grep.
So, as the codebase grows, it becomes important for the user to know the codebase. Otherwise, Claude will reinvent the bicycle over and over again, creating duplicate implementations for the same functionalities in different places in the app.
This issue is probably fixable with additional finetuning, but right now this is how it works.