I think you're assuming the engineer doesn't go and examine the code, doesn't say to Claude "hey, this is wrong, because..." and get a new revision.
And if your manager is involved in the day to day coding of <whatever> then absolutely s/he has a right to say s/he (and others) built it. I used to be a very hands-on engineering manager (pair-programming they call it, these days) at Apple - I always used to say "My team and I".
And if your manager is involved in the day to day coding of <whatever> then absolutely s/he has a right to say s/he (and others) built it. I used to be a very hands-on engineering manager (pair-programming they call it, these days) at Apple - I always used to say "My team and I".
Well, that's what I do, anyway.