I'm curious if there's a way to give Claude some of my code and have it analyze it for errors—both structural and logical. Can Claude then fix those issues and provide updated results? Ideally, I'd love for it to handle any mistakes on its own without needing me to intervene. I know this sounds a bit confusing, but I'm thinking about how AI can iterate on images, and I wonder if similar capabilities exist for coding.
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Yes, it’s definitely possible to use Claude to help with code! You can set up a pipeline using ensemble models to do this. But honestly, while it can help, it might not be the best choice right now since reasoning models can have issues like hallucinations or losing context, which could complicate things.
I've had some success with Claude Pro on smaller coding projects. It works pretty well for short bits of code, but once you start getting into bigger projects, it can struggle and might not catch everything. Plus, you really need to double-check the outputs because hallucinations can happen and they can be a real hassle to deal with.
Gotcha! I guess I need to figure out how to utilize Claude properly.