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Still leaving Claude Code on high effort for everything? It's not doing what you think

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Most people who use Claude Code a lot pick an effort level once and never change it. Usually it's something high, like one level below the maximum. Ask them why, and the honest answer is often: "It feels safer. I haven't actually measured it." I haven't measured mine either. But I recently read Tha…

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  1. 2026-09-26 06:40 · DEV Community — AI
    Still leaving Claude Code on high effort for everything? It's not doing what you think

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