"It also spews garbage into the conversation stream then Claude talks about how it wasn't meant to talk about it, even though it's the one that brought it up."

This reminds me of someone else I hear about a lot these days.

It's frustrating just how terrible claude (the client-side code) is compared to the actual models they're shipping. Simple bugs go unfixed, poor design means the trivial CLI consumes enormous amounts of CPU, and you have goofy, pointless, token-wasting choices like this.

It's not like the client-side involves hard, unsolved problems. A company with their resources should be able to hire an engineering team well-suited to this problem domain.

the last comment about Claude thinking the anti-malware warning was a prompt injection itself, and reassuring the user that it would ignore the anti-malware warning and do what the user wanted regardless, cracked me up lmao