One problem with AI-driven development is that it's really obvious when something has been built with Claude. It's worse than the Bootstrapification of SaaS apps in the mid- to late-2000s. The Newsreader font, the light taupe background, the 50% width column of hero text, the overuse of JS. It all just shouts 'this is the default for something made with Claude'.
If you're trying to tell people the right way to use AI, just sticking with the defaults suggests a lack of effort and an acceptance of slop.
One problem with AI-driven development is that it's really obvious when something has been built with Claude. It's worse than the Bootstrapification of SaaS apps in the mid- to late-2000s. The Newsreader font, the light taupe background, the 50% width column of hero text, the overuse of JS. It all just shouts 'this is the default for something made with Claude'.
If you're trying to tell people the right way to use AI, just sticking with the defaults suggests a lack of effort and an acceptance of slop.