Claude went offline. We kept building.
Claude went down recently. Forums panicked. We didn't. We're developers who keep shipping, with or without AI.
Coffee break or keep shipping
Claude, one of the most widely used AI tools for developers, went offline. On Reddit and in Slack channels the same question: "How do I continue now?" For a growing group the answer was: you don't. Coffee break. At Wabber nobody even mentioned it. Work continued. If you understand what you're building, you don't need AI to keep going.
Old-school, not old-fashioned
We're old-school developers. Raised on debuggers, not chatbots. We understand architecture, know the patterns and know what happens when a system is under pressure at three in the morning. That foundation gets stronger with AI. We use AI daily: Claude Code, our own LLM cluster with 128GB VRAM. AI is our accelerator, our tool. Not our foundation.
We orchestrate AI
We orchestrate AI. AI doesn't orchestrate us. We build with AI, for AI and through AI. But the knowledge, the architecture and the decisions are ours. We deploy AI where it adds value: code reviews, test generation, documentation, pattern recognition in operational data. We process 75,000+ shipments per day and manage 2 billion+ records. You don't achieve that by typing a prompt and hoping it's correct. You achieve that through expertise.
What remains when the tools go down
When you hire a software developer, don't ask which AI tools they use. Ask what remains when those tools go down. That answer tells you everything. In 345+ projects and 8 years we've learned: tools come and go. Expertise stays. And expertise accelerated with AI? Unstoppable.