Make Claude Brutally Honest With One Prompt
You ask Claude a question, and it nods along like your most agreeable coworker. It tells you you’re right. It […]
You ask Claude a question, and it nods along like your most agreeable coworker. It tells you you’re right. It […]
Sales coaching scales on one thing: how many calls a human can review. That’s the ceiling. And most coaches hit
Fresh off GitHub this week: a Claude Code skill that splits your agent’s brain into two specialized sub-agents, then makes
Yesterday a clever build shipped to solve the single most frustrating bottleneck in daily artificial intelligence workflows. Step three is
TL;DR: A Reddit user shared a simple CLAUDE.md rule that forces Claude to lead every long response with a summary.
Everyone’s obsessing over prompt inputs. Better instructions. More context. Chain of thought. Role assignment. Almost nobody touches the output format.
Most engineers use AI reactively. A bug shows up, they paste it into ChatGPT, they get something that sort of
Yesterday a clever build shipped. An open-source system prompt framework called SutniPrompt hit v0.6.0-beta, and the headline feature is a
TL;DR: Someone on Reddit dropped what looks like Google’s full system prompt for an unreleased model, Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite.