[evalstate]

I've spent more on Claude Code than I'm willing to admit, and I'd estimate about 50% of the spend is "written off". With CC it can be tough to judge when to stop on a particular path.

Prior to CC I was using Goose, which is similar - and it's hard to tell how much better CC it than Goose as Sonnet 3.7 was released at the same time I switched. One of the nice features of Goose that CC doesn't have is loadable history/resumable sessions.

The workflow I've actually found most effective (and cheaper) now is to use the GitHub integration in the Claude.ai to get started, then use Claude Code to fill in the bits. The GH integration is much better than I expected, and worth a try if you have a Claude plan.

[yodon]

Which GitHub integration are you referring to?

[evalstate]

The GitHub logo between the File Attach, Screenshot and Google Drive icons.