I ran my AI code-review pipeline twice on the same Delphi unit: once with Claude Opus 4.8 agents, once with Claude Fable 5 agents. Same byte-for-byte prompts, same file state (restored between runs), models verified from the agents’ own transcripts. The result was not what the hype predicts. The setup The target: frmTestMain.pas (482 lines) […]
Opus 4.8 vs Fable 5 – which one reviews Delphi code better? Read More »
Anthropic’s Opus 4.7 ships with better benchmarks but persistent hallucinations. Here’s what’s real, what’s hype, and how to roll back to 4.6.
Shipped alongside Claude Opus 4.7, /ultrareview is the heavyweight cousin of the /review command we already covered. Where /review is a quick sanity check you run between keystrokes, /ultrareview is what you fire up before pushing that big refactor to the main branch – the one that touched half your DPR, three packages, and the
I just published a new GitHub repository: Awesome-AI-For-Delphi. It is a curated list of tools, libraries, MCP servers, and resources for using AI with Delphi. Think of it as a single place to discover everything that exists at the intersection of AI and Pascal/Delphi development. The list covers: MCP Servers — let Claude Code and
When you signed up for the Max 5x plan at $100 (€90+VAT), you didn’t just buy intelligence — you bought a static expectation of capacity. In the early days, “usage limits” felt like a solid wall: you knew where they were, and when you hit them, the rules of engagement were clear. Then Anthropic shifted
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“AI-Assisted Development for Delphi” is the fifth book in the “Delphi in All Its Glory” series. Released April 2026. Why This Book Exists There are a gazillion books about AI out there. This is the only one written for Delphi developers. Your LinkedIn feed says programmers will be obsolete by next Thursday. Meanwhile, you’re
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On a very “intelligent” discussion on en.delphipraxis.net, an AI zealot tried to convince me that nowadays the AI CAN count how many r’s are in the word strawberry. You know… the old meme. What the AI-defenders don’t understand is that even if the AI can give you a correct answer to that question, it is
Mum…. Come over quickly… I think I broke the AI! Read More »
I made a Delphi skill document for Claude Code, but it should work with any other AI as well. # Global Programming Conventions These conventions apply to all my Delphi projects. Main target is Delphi 13. When possible keep compatibility with lower versions of Delphi, but not lower than Delphi Rio. ## Boilerplate Code Avoid
Prompt: Can I Claude Code build from command line via MSBuild and then analyze the output of the Delphi compiler/msbuild? The compiler is located in c:\Delphi\Delphi 13\bin\dcc32.EXE but I would prefer to pass the dproj file to MsBuild. I think MsBuild is installed here: c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe Answer: this requires the user to enable the WSL Interop
Using Claude Code for Delphi — What I Learned Writing a Book About It What started as a frustrated blog post became a 280-page book. Here’s the story. In early 2026, a post on Delphipraxis claimed that one hour of development with Claude Code was worth a full day of solo programming. Bold claim. I
