alt Hacker News> At the time of writing, there have been 244 releases to Claude Code this year; over 3/4 of these changed the system prompt or tool descriptions.
ooof, that is a lot!
And we're supposed to believe them and start one-shotting our projects...
> At the time of writing, there have been 244 releases to Claude Code this year; over 3/4 of these changed the system prompt or tool descriptions.
ooof, that is a lot!
And we're supposed to believe them and start one-shotting our projects...
Alternatively, what you’re seeing is continuous hill climbing and optimisations based on large scale experiments and simulated rollouts.
For me personally, I don’t use Claude Code because I can’t read the source.
At least with Codex, I know there’s a bunch of telemetry and all that, but I can have my agent inspect the source and have relatively greater confidence it’s not implanting spyware onto my machine, because a classifier thinks I’m working for Deepseek or something.