@nateberkopec I think about it like guardrails along a cliffside road. Like, yes, it is now harder to go over the edge, but still possible to do in the right circumstances
Situation 1: dev A thinks approach X is correct, dev B thinks Y is the right way. They argue and try to convince each other.
Situation 2: dev A thinks approach X is correct, tells the LLM to implement it.
There is SO MUCH learning in Situation 1, lost when using LLMs....
@nateberkopec Came across https://t.co/fBj8fSv4HJ recently and it has been great for giving these patterns a name. And for feeding into ny writing voice skill to not do them 😅
@samsaffron I did some of the same things wrt to spelunking through the claude binary, but a) felt like a gray area and b) could be its own entire post
Claude Code prompts for `python3 -c '# comment\nprint(42)'` even with auto-mode on. Not a bug.
There's a Bash parser in there with opinions, one of 6 layers between your keystroke and execution. Mapped them all.
https://t.co/j6vyuHrPpX
two weeks running Claude Code with /sandbox. here's the config that actually works, the stuff that broke, and the stuff that's still broken.
https://t.co/8DLZzyBW4Q
"That's awesome, congrats" takes thirty seconds. "Great, now what about Y?" takes the same thirty seconds but leaves someone deflated.
Wrote about the skipped acknowledgment and why we keep doing it to each other
https://t.co/JY8YkgbBW1
@nateberkopec I was coming around to a similar idea, but slightly different motivation. I was working through architecture and design decisions, and found myself wanting to quote reply to stuff in a file, rather than replying and chatting about jt
~/.claude/ is basically production. No staging, no isolation. Every Claude Code plugin mutates your daily driver config. Wrote up how to set up a proper test environment after borking mine one too many times. https://t.co/1ZCbJqtr6z
@hakunin Oh no! I don’t think there will be anything I directly help, so definitely contact support if you haven’t already. Once you have a case number, you can send it my way and I’ll make sure it gets routed to the right place internally
@bcardarella I’ve had that happen before when I said to use a subagent. I didn’t track it as a Task though, and just immediately came back said it is running in the background (?!)