I think the most interesting change Claude enables is letting AI try stuff. We do this all the time. I have this sense this works best in small teams right now

I think the most interesting change Claude enables is letting AI try stuff. We do this all the time. I have this sense this works best in small teams right now, because Claude wants to produce code changes and PRs. Puzzmo, where OP works, is <5 engineers. In larger codebases, PRs don't feel like the right medium in every case for provocative AI explorations. If you're going to kick something off before a meeting and see what it might look like to solve it, it might be better to get back a plan, or a pile of regexps, or a list of teams that will care. Having an AI produce a detailed plan for larger efforts, based on an idea, seems amazing.