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It's like tailwindcss was purposely designed to be managed my LLM.
Tailwind predates the ChatGPT moment
LLMs are pretty good at arranging those classes and much better at it than writting generalized classes like "button-active"
It is not explicitly mentioned but for core frontend tech - angular, vue vs react - it is basically 100% react.
Claude Code can generate surprisingly large API bills when running autonomously overnight. I ended up building a separate gateway layer specifically to enforce budget caps before requests hit the provider — not just alerts, but hard stops.
Knowing that it can't exceed your budget regardless of what it picks makes the 'what tools does it choose' question a lot less stressful.
What coding with LLMs have taught me, particularly in a domain that's not super comfortable for me (web tech), is that how many npm packages (like jwt auth, or build plugins) can be replaced by a dozen lines of code. And you can actually make sense of that code and be sure it does what you want it to.
It uses shadcn so often, to the point where seeing shadcn components with default styling often means the site was built by AI. It's like Bootstrap 10 years ago - so many sites used it with default styling that it was instantly recognizable.
How is that a sign of a site built with AI if most people would use the defaults the same way AI is doing ? > It's like Bootstrap 10 years ago What do you mean there ?