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I'm on vacation this week, so naturally I'm spending time working on my side project, Breakwater. :) Here's what Claude has built for me in the past couple of days:

Codex reviewing what Claude wrote is a nice split. Curious about the videos: when Claude records the walk-through of what Claude built, what would show you a feature it misunderstood, rather than one built exactly the way it understood it?

It's more about verifying in an actual browser that the feature actually works. It's also a chance to ensure that I like the micro decisions around UI elements, etc., that I didn't bother to specify up-front.

Seeing it run in a real browser beats reading a diff, and the UI choices you left open are yours to judge anyway. For the parts you did specify: was what counts as working written down before Claude started, so the video gets checked against that list rather than against whatever it shows?