How do you know they were even trying in the first place? Have you analyzed the prompt they used?

How do you know they weren't? Have you analyzed the prompt they used?

There's no shortage of examples of unmaintainable spaghetti AI code, Claude Code is just one of many. If you have examples of good codebases maintained by "prompting experts", I'd love to see them.

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ranger_danger 33 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Pretty much any existing project (that started before LLMs were a thing) who accepts LLM-generated code, I would argue fits your requirement, since the PRs adhere to their existing code style and guidelines, or they wouldn't be accepted in the first place. In those cases it may be impossible to tell that an LLM was even involved.

Recent notable examples would be the Linux kernel or cURL.

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gxs 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

The difference is he’s not passing judgement on it or jumping to conclusions, fyi

	▲	Dylan16807 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Nobody is jumping to conclusions. There's enough examples to come to perfectly reasonable conclusions and judgements.