It’s early days but I had a really nice initial experience using Claude Code Web
Claude Code on the web runs Claude Code tasks remotely, working with code from your GitHub repositories. This article explains how it works, when to use it instead of running Claude Code in your terminal or IDE, and what workflows it enables.
Simon Willison has a post with a much more detailed interaction, but overall he seems to align with how I felt.
I used it to modernize an old repo, lastfm-to-sqlite, which ingests Last.fm scrobbles into an sqlite database. The workflow just naturally progressed from using Claude Code on the cli. Maybe I went overboard with the summaries, but I found it extremely helpful throughout the development process. My hope is that the summaries can become either archival documentation or rolled into release notes.
As I was working, the integration of Claude Code, on the Web and command line, with the GitHub CLI makes for a nice combination. My next experiment will be to see if I can sketch out some requirements in a GitHub issue, have Claude Code Web fetch it, and then churn out a solid PR. Leveraging GitHub issues and PRs as a system of record for agentic engagement with a codebase might be a best practice.
Also on my TODO list is giving Codex on the web a try.