[jmvldz]

100% yes. QA'ing a bunch of LLM generated code feels like a mental flood. Losing that mental rest is a great way to put it.

[CuriouslyC]

MCP up Playwright, have a detailed spec, and tell claude to generate a detailed test plan for every story in the spec, then keep iterating on a test -> fix -> ... loop until every single component has been fully tested. If you get claude to write all the components (usually by subfolder) out to todos, there's a good chance it'll go >1 hour before it tries to stop, and if you have an anti-stopping hook it can go quite a bit longer.

[samrus]

Youve got to be doing the most unoriginal work on the planet if this doesnt produce a bowl of disfunctional spaghetti

[cpursley]

Can you elaborate on what you mean by anti stopping hook? Sometime I take breaks, go on walks, etc and it would be cool of Claude tried different things and even branches etc that I could review when back.

[rstuart4133]

Another way of saying thing is only an AI reviewer could cope with the flood of code an AI can produce.

But AI reviewers can do little beyond checking coding standards.