r/ClaudeCode on Reddit: Best practices for using Claude Code on a large, growing codebase?

> Claude starts over-engineering solutions when it lacks full context That‘s where you need humans with the full context capable of guiding planning till it makes sense and distill that into tasks that also make sense. Any of the spec driven approaches probably work, I had good results with open spec. But it really requires that somebody reviews and edits document produced at each step and approves edits proposed in the task “apply” phase. More on reddit.com