This is why you do not use Claude Code for complete project overhaul. For example, if you are writing in Python, categorize your functions and modules very well

This is why you do not use Claude Code for complete project overhaul. For example, if you are writing in Python, categorize your functions and modules very well so that when you ask Claude's help, it won't get lost and start screwing up the entire project. I use modular design with Claude Code very often, and this is the only way I have found it useful. I won't let it change the code of preexisting projects, and only make it analyze individual files/functions for improvements. People without a true coding background get stuck after a single function because the context window is still so narrow, and code assistants do not get the full picture of the project. It reminds me of the offshore developer's work ethic: "But sir, you told me to add this button there like that, so I deleted the entire codebase". Without thinking about why in general. It keeps saying, "You are absolutely right! I shouldn't have done that!" I just like working with a crappy coder from Fiverr or another freelancer site.