Hi, Felix here - I'm responsible for said Electron app, including Claude Code Desktop and Claude Cowork.
All technology choices are about trade-offs, and while our desktop app does actually include a decent amount of Rust, Swift, and Go, but I understand the question - it comes up a lot. Why use web technologies at all? And why ship your own engine? I've written a long-form version of answers to those questions here: https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/why-electron
To us, Electron is just a tool. We co-maintain it with a bunch of excellent other people but we're not precious about it - we might choose something different in the future.
The point is exactly that, by having a code that's completely AI driven would eliminate all trade offs that could lead you to electron.
Let’s ignore electron. Your app has many UI/UX and performance flaws.
If as your CEO says “coding is largely solved”, why is this the case?
Or is your CEO wrong and coding is not largely solved?