After one day serious usage my verdict. - I definitely will use it. - It works hard. I thought it must using a lot of processing power. That will cause price increase in the future. At some price level I might not want it. - If the work requires deep understanding of existing complicated code, it is difficult use it. But this would be the same for a human too. It is useful for professional programmer. The big question is can a layman use it for developing software.

I use Visual Studiio Community. It does not have Claude integration. So, I use Claude Code from terminal.

Before I used free Internet version. Now I am working with it. If you some change in the existing code you need to describe it in detail, which takes time. It is not worth for small changes. It is best when you want something new, such as a new report, and there is similar thing as an example.

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Everybody knew where he was.

In Islam, jinn are sentient beings created by God from smokeless fire, existing in a world parallel to humankind.

We are two-person software developer company. Our greatest hurdle was to hire and retain help. I use DeepSeek now and it is like we hired someone. Mainly, I ask it to review my code. Nearly all of its suggestions are spot on. I also asked it implement well defined modules a few times. I had to fix some glaring bugs, but it still managed to produce nice code. My general feeling of AI in software development is that as long as an experienced developer is in the command it is helpful and productive. Another thing is that this is nothing new. We had Internet before and you could just search and find solutions, good practices, gotchas, examples and templates. AI makes it very efficient. It is like an elaborate copy and paste system.