alt Hacker NewsClaude Code has absolutely zero features that help me review code or do anything else than vibe-coding and accept changes as they come in. We need diff-comparisons between different executions, tailored TUI for that kind of work and more. Claude Code is basically a MVP of that.
Still, I do use Claude Code and Codex daily as there is nothing better out there currently. But they still feel tailored towards vibe-coding instead of professional development.
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pdntspa • today at 4:41 AM
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johnfn • yesterday at 6:45 PM
> Claude Code has absolutely zero features that help me review code
Err, doesn’t it have /review?
victorbjorklund • yesterday at 7:15 PM
What’s wrong with using GIT for reviewing the changes?
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I really do not want those things in Claude COde - I much prefer choosing my own diff tools etc. and running them in a separate terminal. If they start stuffing too much into the TUI they'd ruin it - if you want all that stuff built in, they have the VS Code integration.