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Experienced devs: when did you stop reviewing everything?

I've been a lead dev for 8 years. I follow the evolution of AI closely: I started with ChatGPT, then Copilot, then Claude Code. Today, I use Claude Code through worktree-oriented IDEs. I don't switch models with every update. My workflow suits me, so I stay. I've also upskilled my team on it. For a…

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  1. 2026-10-05 18:07 · r/ClaudeAI
    Experienced devs: when did you stop reviewing everything?

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