My alarm goes off. I wake up, get up, and go take a shower and brush my teeth (congratulating myself the whole time for having got up on time.)
…An hour later I wake up for real.
I have Claude Code, codex cli, grok build annd Open Code cli all running inside the grok bot virtual machine. Grok bot has been trained to use them.
This is going to be fun.
Claude Code has several permissions modes you should be aware of:
Planning Mode: mostly prevents you from even planning.
Manual: you approve everything not explicitly allowed until carpel tunnel sets in.
Accept Edits: the same as manual mode but called something else.
Auto: you spend 25% of your time convincing a really really stupid “auto classifier” model to let your agent do what you JUST asked it to do, 25% of your time trying to figure out which part of the job the classifier wouldn’t let the agent do, and the last 50% of the time watching your agent burn mountains of tokens trying to circumvent the auto classifier.
Dangerously Skip Permissions: the only way to get work done with Anthropic models. Also dangerous. Have you tried auto classifier mode?
Which one is your favorite?
I wonder if the Claude watermarks are why it can’t seem to write coherently anymore?
@trq212 any insight on this?
Like- it’s genuinely bad.
(And why’d you remove output styles from nearly everything?)
Caught the last 30 or so minutes of the movie Backrooms (my son was watching it) & I’m surprised no one has picked up on the fact that this whole thing is just riffing on procedurally generated video game environments, assets & npc’s.
Fixing a common complaint: Claude Code Outputs.
Make Claude readable again. Three ready-made output styles for Claude Code, plus a picker command. Works in the terminal and the Desktop app.
https://t.co/3To2qKowzU
You're right. Clip length is huge - however being in professional video production for nearly two decades 15-second clips in any kind of edited production are rare.
If we could maintain continuity, which it appears this can, it could be better to do three to four second clips and cut them together as sequences which might save a ton of time overall and produce more polished outputs
The most annoying thing in the world is people posting things they KNOW are demonstrably false because of a one-time bug etc.
example: "Fable access killed 2 days early"
No. It wasn't.