Claude built my Obsidian Sync fuzzer fast, then turned to a bug treadmill. The only growth was my dependency on it. A junior would have grown.
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hmijailabout 3 hours ago
I guided Claude Code to build a fuzzer for Obsidian Sync without ever reading the code myself.
I got a functional prototype in ~30h, saving an estimated ~10h.
Then I tried to finish it off, and the next ~30h turned into a bug treadmill, where at each turn Claude broke as much as it fixed.
This is the experience report: what went wrong, why research (and Anthropic's own docs) suggest this is to be expected, how an YC-alum AI-tooling founder's public talks tell a similar story, and maybe how to salvage the good bits.
Read the full thread on Hacker News →
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