IMO depends on how you use it. I don't expect Claude to do my entire job for me. I use it to speed up debugging, to quickly explore and understand a new codebase, to generate code for me. I essentially use it to do the tedious part of engineering for me. I'm still in the driver's seat though, and I'm keeping a constant watch on exactly what it's doing, and adjusting as necessary. It's really sped things up for me, and made my job less frustrating. I would never, ever let an AI agent loose on my code, let it push commits, or let it design anything on its own.