I've personally adopted doing multiple refactoring passes after any large code implementation done by AI. In pretty much any scenario where I'm adding code usin

I've personally adopted doing multiple refactoring passes after any large code implementation done by AI. In pretty much any scenario where I'm adding code using AI, it's 1 turn to add the feature and and then another 4-5 turns to refactor and clean everything up. Often times it's not even that the code is bad but rather that it's overengineered. I see it happen so much that I'm tempted to actually go the other way on a toy project. Like what would Claude or Codex come up with if I told it I wanted an enterprise grade, globally scalable, compliant and auditable tic-tac-toe game.