After the deacon sent the dogs to sort out the polecats, I have thoughts.

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A developer shares their perspective on Gas Town, an agentic coding tool, after extensive experience with Claude Code. While acknowledging Gas Town's innovation, they prefer a more hands-on pair programming approach where they maintain visibility and control over the development process. The author appreciates the beads dependency management system at Gas Town's core but criticizes its git storage implementation and finds the agent-driven workflow too slow and detached from the code. They conclude that while Gas Town represents the future of low-touch agentic workflows, it doesn't align with their preference for staying engaged with the codebase.

My thoughts on Gas Town after 10,000 hours of Claude Code