Do you have a point? Because last time I checked, AIs were supposed to be better than us fragile faulty humans, and weren't designed to emulate us and all our faults.
Do you have a point? Because last time I checked, AIs were supposed to be better than us fragile faulty humans, and weren't designed to emulate us and all our faults.
If you have been following the news, harness is also a scaling direction now. Prompt your AI better not to forget relevant stuff or write them in a file which it can refer later. This way context can be refreshed, this is cached facts method or rolling window method of refreshing your memory just like you would ask a colleague to explain a concept again. These are solved problems.
Are they though? Because I really shouldn't have to use Claude Code (and I don't) just to get even decent results. As I said, I thought one of the biggest advantages AI was supposed to have was that it wouldn't need such constant reminding of things because it wasn't trying to emulate us faulty, forgetful, fragile humans who do have memory loss?
You can convert your best practices into a skill or best practices md file and CC will keep that in purview.