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If you make tests that check all the failure cases and have claude run the tests before declaring it's done, the amount of yelling at it goes down and success g
by boxed 9mo ago
If you make tests that check all the failure cases and have claude run the tests before declaring it's done, the amount of yelling at it goes down and success goes up. When you can't make formal tests for something, that is when it's really frustrating.
- ctoth 9mo agoYou'd think! I'm here to tell you though that for especially complex plans where you say "absolutely do this every time!" or "you must test and commit! or whatever... Well. There's a reason that most people who love Claude Code are thinking about orchestration now. Personally my version is called Godshatter, and it's trying to apply behavior trees to coding agents. Here's a plan that failed on me with default Claude Code last night (note the gates and explicit test callouts): https://gist.github.com/ctoth/860cf487a48a526dc7483daae51c359c https://gist.github.com/ctoth/860cf487a48a526dc7483daae51c35...
- boxed 9mo agoSure. It's not guaranteed, but it's something.