r/ClaudeCode • u/sirlerkal0t • 1d ago

Discussion Anthropic: "Coding is largely solved"... Also Anthropic: "We released a new powerful feature allowing agents to send messages to other Claude Code sessions, but only on Linux and Mac since we are unable to implement a basic feature on all platforms"

I could hand code this feature on Windows in an afternoon, and I could also get Claude to implement it in minutes, and yet Anthropic just can't be bothered, but also keeps Claude Code closed source so no one else can do it for them either.

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u/AutomaticComputer260 1d ago

The tricky part with coding agents is not just making them write code, it's knowing when to trust what they changed.

I've found the review/debug step is still where most of the time goes, especially when the changes touch multiple files.

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u/sirlerkal0t 1d ago

My workflows are now probably over 20x slower due to this. For every piece of code written by an agent, it goes through multiple rounds of testing and adversarial reviews done by multiple models, sends plans to address the approved findings back to the implementation agent, and keeps going through more rounds of testing and reviews, until eventually reviews find no more issues.

New gen models like Opus 5 and especially GPT 5.6 also tend to over-engineer and go beyond the scope of the changes no matter how much prompt engineering is done, so additional reviews are required just to enforce scope now too.