30 days ago, I made a rule: I wouldn't type any code unless Claude Code asked me to.
No Copilot tab completion. No manual refactors. Just me as a manager, and 3-4 Claude Code agents as my factory floor.
I ended up with 52,341 lines of code, a $187.42 token bill, 4 merged PRs that I barely understood, and the worst case of developer imposter syndrome I've had in 6 years.
If you're living through the 2026 vibe-coding gold rush, this is the burnout story nobody is telling you.
The Context You Need in July 2026






