Claude Code (opus 4.7) is getting unusably bad @ClaudeDevs. I know you said you fixed the issues, but I'm on the latest update and I haven't seen errors like this for 8+ months.
Like getting basic math problems wrong kind of bad
@coreyganim@openclaw Been working in cc for 8+ months and have tried cowork a few times, but I haven't had great luck thus far. Always seems to stall or error with tasks I have zero problem with in cc.
Anyone else run into this?
@coreyganim Cowork will eventually be as powerful for GTM as claude code is today, but not yet. Everytime I try to use cowork for things I run without issue in claude code, it errors out.
Code in the terminal or IDE is still the most capable and powerful tool
@codyschneider Can't claude code do all of this without graphed? When hooked up to search console, it can find the pages with poor CTR, suggest fixes, implement said fixes, and then push to the CMS. What am I missing?
6. You're not connecting it to the data that matters.
Your CRM. Your analytics. Your customer data. When Claude Code can pull live context from the systems you actually run your business on, it stops being a writing assistant and starts being an operator
Lots of hype around Claude Code for GTM, but I'm seeing some issues.
If any of these 6 things describe you, you're not getting the most out of Claude Code, and you might not even realize it.
5. Your project folder is a mess — or doesn't exist.
Claude Code builds context from your file structure. If you're working from your Desktop with random files scattered everywhere, it has nothing to work with. No structure = generic outputs.
4. You're treating it like ChatGPT.
Copy-pasting context into every conversation. Starting from scratch every session. Never building persistent files that Claude Code can reference. The entire point of Claude Code is compounding context — it gets smarter about YOUR work
3. You're not working with agents in parallel.
If you're running one task at a time and waiting for it to finish before starting the next, you're operating at a fraction of the speed it's capable of. IDE setups make this much easier.
2. You haven't invested in your CLAUDE.md file — or don't know the difference between global and project-level.
This is the single biggest unlock most people skip. Your CLAUDE.md files are the system architecture of your AI setup
1. You're working in the terminal instead of an IDE.
If your first experience with Claude Code is a black terminal screen as a non-technical person, you're making it harder than it needs to be.