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A 174-Comment Thread of Senior Devs Describing How They Actually Review Claude Code Output, Not Vibe Code It
The r/ClaudeAI post opens by naming the three stock objections to AI coding tools ('it'll break in prod', 'full of security holes', 'if AI codes better than you, you never really knew how to code') and asks the subset of developers who read every diff what their workflow looks like. At 233 upvotes and 174 comments it is the largest current sample of self-described disciplined agentic-coding practice on the sub, and it runs alongside a separate 94-comment thread asking why other tech subs are hostile to Claude. Useful as a snapshot of where the practitioner-versus-skeptic line currently sits.
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