Using both. Sometimes Claude makes stupid mistakes, such as skipping the provided document. Overall, Claude gives better enterprise-grade suggestions and code, which Gemini sometimes misses. However, if you have in-depth documentation of the scope and implementation approach, Gemini performs better.

My primary tool is Gemini Code Assist. Claude is used to create the draft implementation approach and for a final sanity check of the code, as well as to propose enhancements for production readiness. This combination has worked well for me. Since Claude is expensive and Gemini is more affordable, it also makes economical sense.

I usually provide a well defined scope and detailed implementation approach, with the whole project split into submodules and the scope and implementation approach is again refined for each modules. In my experience, the programming language also matters, results are often better when using statically typed languages. We use C# and front end is always developed without AI.

I use Gemini Standard Tier and Claude Pro Tier.