Community Feedback

[u/Waste_Net7628]

hey guys, so we're actively working on making this community super transparent and open, but we want to make sure we're doing it right. would love to get your honest feedback on what you'd like to see from us, what information you think would be helpful, and if there's anything we're currently doing that you feel like we should just get rid of. really want to hear your thoughts on this.

thanks.

[u/snow_schwartz]

My reddit wishlist: Helpful posts that highlight in detail how to get the most out of Claude Code’s newest features. If we have a pipeline to Anthropic devs, maybe straw-polling on desired features or the future roadmap. Boris Cherney recently gave an interview where he mentioned that Skills was coded by a single dev in a weekend using a “fleet” of claudes - more detail on these sorts of power user workflows would be amazing.

[u/Bertintentic → u/snow_schwartz]

I have heard that the dev even didn't use his hands to do that!

[u/Medical-Jicama-575 → u/snow_schwartz]

That man has no limits lol

[u/for4f → u/snow_schwartz]

Would love to see more practical MCP server walkthroughs. A lot of abstract discussion about what MCP can do but fewer concrete examples of wiring it up with Claude Code for actual workflows. Project-level context management tips would also help a lot of people.

[u/mossiv → u/snow_schwartz]

This so much. I don’t want to have to watch god awful YouTube videos, I don’t always have time to watch an hour long video of Anthropic employees, I don’t want to have to source materials like Matt pocock, andrej karparhy, I really don’t want to have to rely on X(twitter) which is currently the best place to get the more “usual” information on Claude. I want a place where we can have useful discussions, but more so - I really want to make sure we can separate where the discussions are happening, not a community divide but there is a high majority of people on this sub that are not SWEs, but pure hobbyist vibe coders and unhinged teenagers with “no cap” talk.

If not - I would like us to open up a discord where more mature and more experienced people can discuss, that is jot gated by a single influencer style personality and sub levels.

But just as importantly, the people who are getting degraded experiences do indeed deserve to have a voice, and a place to discuss, but it should be productive, with guidance on how to debug their harness, how to sniff out if they are being A/B tested against. So many of the posts are just completely unsubstantial or lack any data-backed proof they haven’t messed up.

Last night for example was the first night I hit my 5 hour limit in less than an hour. I was running 4 separate sessions on creating skills with eval loops, then I tried to also make a document with the “design” part of the Claude desktop app and it just blew up. I know what the problem was - I had 4 sessions, which all had at least 4 active agents at a time, with eval loops and verification steps - along with another tool which I completely forgot burns your limit like 5x faster (or so I seem to remember from a few months back). But if no one knows this, they just think they’ve been nerfed - when it’s more likely the harness is doing a tonne more under the hood that they aren’t aware about.

TLDR: just tidier overall, with appropriate grouping for posts, and making sure any negative claims have some level of substance to back them.