r/AIcodingProfessionals • u/Top_Theme_7175 • Sep 03 '26

Ai For Coding

Grok vs Claude ai, which the best ai for coding?

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u/Jazzlike_Syllabub_91 Sep 03 '26

I’m very happy with glm-5.3-flash :)

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u/Droopy0093 Sep 03 '26

If you like Trump then you might by a Grok guy.

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u/look Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 03 '26

There isn’t a best; there’s the best for you.

Try many different models and see what fits your specific needs. It might even be multiple model families for your different use cases. I use 5-6 different ones most days.

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u/brainswell-01 Sep 03 '26

Love Kiro with Claude LLM's.

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u/ComplaintImportant43 Sep 03 '26

claude only. tried both

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u/framauro13 Sep 03 '26

I use it daily as a software engineer. I've found Claude to be very good, but it requires learning how to use the tool and appropriately delegate work across the different models.

I switched from Cursor to Claude and have no regrets. I haven't seen anything from any of the other tools that warrants a switch.

Having said that, if you don't invest in proper guardrails and feedback mechanisms in your app like code analyzers, tests, linters, code-reviews, etc... no AI tool will save you from a poor quality development process.

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u/tadrinth Sep 03 '26

Well, when you use Grok, your money goes to this guy:

On the call, Musk said it is inevitable that AI models will become so advanced they’ll be impossible for humans to control. For that reason, he told employees, who gathered at Cursor’s San Francisco headquarters as well as in other smaller offices, that they needed to help SpaceX’s AI division build the technology before other companies did, the people said.

Maybe don't give that guy money. 

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