Hey, I found you through Karo's community! It's fascinating to see how AI acts as a junior in so many fields and is saving so much time - and in my experience - people management. 🩷🦩
The CLAUDE.md as a living knowledge base idea is something I hadn't thought about this way before. Most people set it once and forget it.
Treating it like an onboarding document you update after every bug fix is a genuinely different mindset.
Do you think there's a point where over-investing in rule files creates its own kind of technical debt — where the accumulated constraints start limiting what the AI can actually help you do?
Totally. I think we need to keep them below a certain size and treat them as living Artefakt that constantly evolves to prevent „tech dept“ creeping in.
Hey, I found you through Karo's community! It's fascinating to see how AI acts as a junior in so many fields and is saving so much time - and in my experience - people management. 🩷🦩
The CLAUDE.md as a living knowledge base idea is something I hadn't thought about this way before. Most people set it once and forget it.
Treating it like an onboarding document you update after every bug fix is a genuinely different mindset.
Do you think there's a point where over-investing in rule files creates its own kind of technical debt — where the accumulated constraints start limiting what the AI can actually help you do?
Totally. I think we need to keep them below a certain size and treat them as living Artefakt that constantly evolves to prevent „tech dept“ creeping in.
That's the discipline right there.
Pruning the rules as aggressively as you write them.
An ever-growing http://CLAUDE.md is just a different kind of mess.