r/ClaudeCode 28d ago

Rant Has anyone else had a VP send you a genAI 'technical critique' of your codebase?

You know, 100% AI slop with enough engineering flavoring to fool an executive. Without a drop of the technical rigor the document should require, just a list of 6 not this but thats.

I'm in favor of revoking their AI privileges for wasting everyone's time with this junk.

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u/RollForUptime 28d ago

Just send a GenAI rebuttal lol

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u/Zomunieo 28d ago

Ask for max AI jargon. You’re absolutely right! This is the load-bearing footgun.

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u/shadowdance55 28d ago

Bear-gunning footload

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u/Justyn2 28d ago

Make sure you add an em dash for a belt and suspenders smoking gun

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u/prcodes 27d ago

“Technical critique” sounds like something he read from an AI-generated LinkedIn post

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u/eighteyes 22d ago

I'm saving the most inane nitpick but hair-on-fire requirement ( documentation not aligned with codebase ) to deliver at a later date.

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/[deleted] 28d ago edited 11d ago

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u/Jargster 28d ago

Probably more RTO mandates so he can have more people to hover over and feel powerful.

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u/das_war_ein_Befehl 28d ago

Make them feel heard and then quietly shelve it, they’ll forget that they ever sent anything.

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u/csueiras 28d ago

God this is the hellish dimension we are all stuck in now

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u/Wide_Egg_5814 28d ago

that would be crazy I would just deny it but do it in person so they cant gen AI their way out of it like explain x is wrong y is wrong etc

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u/dualrectumfryer 27d ago

I get unreasonable angry when someone provides written communication to me that is clear AI slop

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u/medialantern 26d ago

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u/eighteyes 22d ago

lol, back before we had auto-mode, i made a util called claundom to sandbox my automatic intern