> Or simply use LLMs that struggle at writing good code (GPT As still the default for GitHub Copilot GPT doesn't seem to "struggle" at all with writing good co

> Or simply use LLMs that struggle at writing good code (GPT As still the default for GitHub Copilot GPT doesn't seem to "struggle" at all with writing good code. Anecdotally, in comparison with GPT, Claude seems woefully under-trained in areas such as PowerShell and cross-platform solutions compared to GPT. (Which also seems to show directly in Claude Code's awful cross-platform support. If Claude is so good why doesn't it fix Claude Code's Windows support? Add more PowerShell support instead of just bashing out bash-isms?) A lot of impressions of the LLMs are hugely subjective, and I'm inclined to the above poster's suggestion a lot of of what you get out of an LLM is a reflection of who you are and what you put in to the LLM. (They are massively optimized GIGO machines after all.)