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Claude Code SDK

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Re: Claude Code SDK

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Post by CuriouslyC »

pjmlp wrote: post #161
CuriouslyC wrote: post #159

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Except that AI agents are the new offshoring. The new hotshot developer will be someone who understands what clients want deeply, knows the domain, has sufficient engineering skill to understand the system that needs to be built and is able to guide swarms of coding agents efficiently. Having all this in one person is super valuable because you lose a lot of speed and fidelity in information exchange between brains.…

I know how it feels, because I have been in enough projects driving offshoring teams. Here is an unwanted advice, it is not going to be the new hotshot developer, rather hotshot technical and solution architects. The dream of CASE tools is finally here, pump the requirements into the software factory (aks instruction files), and the replicator handles the rest.

You can't just be a solution architect, you have to be a systems architect, which is sort of the culmination of the developer skillset. I don't write code anymore really, but I know the purpose of everything my agents are doing and when they're making mistakes. I also have to know the domain, and be able to interact with clients, but without the technical chops I wouldn't be able to deliver on the level that I do.

Re: Claude Code SDK

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Post by blueorange8 »

Wowfunhappy wrote: post #82

Claude Code could already be used in non-interactive mode, and by extension it could be integrated into other apps in the same manner as any other UNIX command line utility. This SDK currently supports only command line usage. Isn't that just what we already had? I don't understand what's actually new here. What am I missing?

I don't either - not sure why noone has commented on this as far as i can see

Re: Claude Code SDK

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Post by jiriknesl »

ryandrake wrote: post #104
pjmlp wrote: post #72

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The moment I am able to outsource work for Jira tickets to a level that AI actually delivers a reasonable pull request, many corporate managers will seriously wonder why keep the offshoring team around.

It seems like the Holy Grail here has become: "A business is one person, the CEO, sitting at his desk doing deals and directing virtual and physical agents to do accounting, run factories, manage R&D, run marketing campaigns, everything." That's it. A single CEO, (maybe) a lawyer, and a big AI/robotics bill = every business. No pesky employees to pay. That's the ultimate end game here, that's what these guys want. Is…

If this happens, everyone is his personal CEO from that moment on.

Yes, I want it. It would 100* our GDP, and make people significantly more independent.

Mix it with open source unbiased AI, living on a land large enough to feed you and your family, and cheap energy, and utopia is here.

Re: Claude Code SDK

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Post by oezi »

diggan wrote: post #168
oezi wrote: post #158

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English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian only

I'd wager that probably covers only ~30% of the world population, and considering that people who speak Mandarin for example use other apps, it probably covers an even larger slice of the Whatsapp userbase.

I think it is less than 20% of world population are native speakers and will receive audio messages in those languages.

Re: Claude Code SDK

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Post by Semtexzv »

Vanclief wrote: post #84

Claude Code is my favorite way to use LLMs for coding. However I feel what we really need is to have an open source version of it where you can pass any model and also you can compare different models answers. (Aider and other alternatives really doesn't feel as good to use as Claude Code) I know this is not what anthropic would want to do as it removes their moat, but as a consumer I just want the best model and not…

https://termineer.io/
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