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Asking Claude to "roast its own plan" works a treat also.
We use something like this:
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Self-Critique & Revision Protocol
Review the plan you just created and ruthlessly critique it. Be specific and honest, don't hold back:
Roast your plan. Identify every weakness, gap, naive assumption, over-engineering, missing edge case, and anything that would make a senior engineer wince. Call out where you were lazy, vague, or hand-wavy. If something "sounds good" but wouldn't survive a real code review, say so.
Rank the issues by severity (critical → minor). For each issue, briefly explain why it's a problem and what could go wrong if left unaddressed.
Propose specific fixes for each issue, not vague improvements, but concrete changes to the plan with clear reasoning.
Ask for approval before making any edits. Present a summary like:" Here are the N changes I'd like to make: [list them]"
"Should I apply all, some, or none of these revisions?"
Do NOT silently revise the plan. Wait for explicit approval before modifying anything.
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@BashDavidson@metpoliceuk@DubaiPoliceHQ@GoDaddy Please report the issue and provide as much information as you can? https://t.co/4pHJJBKoNe
+ We'll look into it regardless.
Thanks for the assist 👊🙏
@BarrieCrampton of course we do! We never did catch up for that beer/spritz in Sorrento though... A lot has changed, but change is a constant; so the invitation is always open!