The Legacy Wrangler
AI suggested a fix. Pushed it. Broke 3 other modules that called that function. The codebase had no docs, no tests, and no one who remembered why that function existed. I needed AI to see the whole picture — all the callers, all the dependencies — before suggesting changes. CodeDrop's preflight lets me select exactly the files that matter, and blueprinting preserves the structure so AI understands how everything connects.
The Refactor Lead
AI only saw 3 of 7 files. The other 4 now have broken imports. When you're renaming across a module boundary, the AI needs the full dependency graph — not a random subset. CodeDrop lets me load the entire project, pick the relevant files in preflight, and shard it so every piece reaches the AI with structure intact. Token Saver keeps it lean. History tells me exactly what changed.
The Context Juggler
Bug was on line 847. AI cut off at 600. Said the code looked fine. Every AI has a context ceiling, and when your project exceeds it, things get silently truncated. CodeDrop's smart sharding splits my project across multiple parts — each with a header and hash — so nothing gets lost. The preflight window shows token counts upfront, and AI presets auto-configure shard sizes for whichever model I'm using.
The Patch Surgeon
Asked AI to fix the auth check. Utility functions at the bottom? Gone. The AI rewrote the entire file and silently dropped everything it didn't recognize. CodeDrop's hash validation and line count warnings flag unexpected deletions before I open the ZIP. I can see exactly which files changed and whether anything was silently dropped.
The Compliance Dev
Auditor asked which files were AI-modified. Zero traceability. We had no record of what went in, what came out, or which model touched it. CodeDrop tracks every transfer with timestamps, hashes, Agent IDs, and per-file version history. When someone asks 'who changed this and when,' I have the answer. Every receive is validated and logged.
The Air-Gap Engineer
Security policy says no uploads. Been typing snippets like it's 1995. Our compliance team won't approve cloud-based IDE integrations, and for good reason. CodeDrop runs entirely in the browser — no servers, no backends, no API calls home. I load my project locally, generate a payload via clipboard, and paste it into whichever AI is approved. Nothing leaves my machine until I choose to paste.