"10,000 Lines of Code That Nobody Can Inspect"

Claude Code writes 10,000 lines nobody can read, and nobody can confirm it's doing the right thing. In this clip, Jan Oberhauser, founder and CEO of n8n, tells where that stops being acceptable. For business critical work, where reliability, security and auditability matter, you have to be certain rather than 95% confident. A visual canvas shows exactly how a workflow runs and what it did, which generated code cannot. So the pattern he sees most isn't either-or. People prototype in Claude Code because starting is fast, then migrate to n8n once it matters, particularly for large or complex data