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Game Changer - No more juggling
Hooking up platforms to chat with your AI is a pain! - Github - Telegram - Slack - What's App - Linear They all communicate differently. VERCEL has just changed the game. ChatSDK https://github.com/vercel/chat Cheers
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Claude losing scope
I have used vs studio and Claude since the day I joined. Finding that the errors are now becoming a consistent problem over the past 48 hours. I have started a self audit after each output to see if it stayed within the scope of its brief. Any solution? Have I overcomplicated my. Claude and caused this to occur? Any solid suggestions welcome
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This is what I do in your situation. I promoted grok since I find it produces current results. Here's the response: No, you haven't overcomplicated your Claude setup—this is a widespread, recent issue tied to a deployment/outage around March 17-18, 2026. Many Claude Code users (especially on Opus 4.6 in VS Code) are reporting the exact same "losing scope" behavior you describe: the model suddenly takes liberties, fixes things outside the requested brief/PR scope, drifts into unrelated paths, or feels "lobotomized" and less aware of prior context/intent.This kicked in right after the recent elevated-error incidents on Claude.ai / Claude Code (which the status page lists as resolved, but the side-effect on behavior persists for many). It's not just you—it's tied to context rot (a known limitation where long sessions degrade recall and instruction-following, even with large context windows) amplified by the recent change.Quick fixes to restore reliable scoping (start with these in your VS Code / Claude Code session)Run /compact immediately This is the #1 recommended command for exactly your symptom. It replaces the full conversation history with a concise summary, freeing up tokens and resetting focus without losing the thread. Use it proactively (every time you finish a logical chunk) or when you notice drift. Many users say this alone brings back the "aware" behavior. Create/update a CLAUDE.md file in your project root Claude Code auto-reads this at the start of every session and injects it into context. Put your core brief, scope rules, coding standards, "do not deviate" guardrails, and project intent here (e.g., "Strictly limit changes to the X module. Never touch Y or push to main without confirmation."). This acts as persistent memory and dramatically reduces scope creep. Force scope in every prompt (quick boilerplate) Add at the top or bottom: "Stay strictly within the scope of this brief: [paste your exact task]. Do not implement, refactor, or investigate anything outside it. If unsure, ask first. Confirm scope before any code changes."
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An AI beginner here! - What I am building.
Hi everyone! I am excited to show you what I managed to make with Claude now that i am learning how to use it. FOR A LITTLE CONTEXT: I'm a social media and content strategist, and I have a bad habit of saving ideas I never actually organize or develop. Too many notes apps, too many emails I send to myself but never opened or organized and too many notebooks I carry around with ideas that i probably won't go through. So I built something to fix that. What I built: One tap on my iPhone → I type the idea, format, and emotional outcome → email sends automatically. From there: - Make.com catches it, fetches my script library, and checks existing ideas - Claude writes 5 angles + a full production script + a priority score + flags related ideas - Everything lands in my Google Sheet, organized and ready for content writing day The workflow behind it: My writing day is Monday. From Tuesday to Sunday, I capture ideas as they come. By Monday, I have a full list waiting for me — each one already with a script, angles, and a priority score. No overthinking, no starting from scratch. Tools used - Make.com - Shortcuts app (iPhone) - Claude + Google Sheets + Google docs Why this works: - No Ideas get lost. I have a designated place to go Monday mornings, AKA Script day. - No formatting friction. - I am not starting from scratch, which leads momentum on writing days - and no more overthinking - The priority score helps me define what's worth working on first. - It keeps my content consistent: with the script library, tone and guidelines, that first draft doesn't feel like was made by ChatGPT from 2023😂 It is worth mentioning this is content for my account and I want to polish this to be able to set something like this for my clients content banks.
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Nicely done! Your use case reminds me of a google product you might be familiar with. https://labs.google.com/pomelli/ = AI Social Media campaign creator. Cheers
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Real World Case Study - Jake's Method on Steroids
If we haven't met or read any of my posts here. Me: Computer user before PC's were available. Built my 1st one in 78 with a soldering pencil, think rotary phones. Now WebDev and Marketing consultant. Why your here. I develop full stack websites with PayloadCMS after switching from years of WordPress. What I'm sharing here is a PayloadCMS Project Development workspace template. To use it's as simple as cloning/forking a repo and including the folder in your local dev project. Once opened in your ide of choice, run setup. Key Benefits of This Approach - Consistency: Repeatable process ensures quality across projects - Clarity: Explicit stage contracts prevent misunderstandings - Efficiency: Reusable components and patterns reduce development time - Quality: Built-in validation checkpoints catch issues early - Knowledge Retention: Process captures organizational learning - Scalability: Approach works for both simple sites and complex applications 1st it asks some questions: I'll help you set up your PayloadCMS project development workspace. Please answer all of the following questions in a single message: 1. Project name: What is the name of your PayloadCMS project? (Default: my-payloadcms-site) 2. Website type: What type of website are you building? (Options: Blog, Business site, Portfolio, E-commerce, Documentation, Other) 3. MVP stage: Do you want to include MVP development as an optional precursor stage? (Default: yes) 4. Deployment target: Which deployment target do you plan to use? (Options: DigitalOcean, Vercel, Cloudflare, AWS, Other) 5. Database: What database will you use with PayloadCMS? (Options: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLite, MySQL) 6. Vercel best practices: Do you want to bundle the vercel-react-best-practices skill for frontend optimization? (Default: yes) 7. SEO configuration: Do you want to include SEO configuration in your PayloadCMS setup? (Default: yes) 8. Search functionality: Do you want to include search functionality in your PayloadCMS setup? (Default: yes)
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@Miguel Alemar the infamous trash 80...got luv those days along with our shoebox mobile phones with handsets lol. Nice to meet ya
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Is anyone using this environment folder system along with an agentic framework like Openclaw or Hermes agent, or is it redundant?.
For iterative tasks are you just using PRDs and Ralph loops and cron jobs? I’m thinking of using an agent framework to be able to interface through multiple chat channels and also to have that heartbeat for ongoing tasks. Am I looking at this wrong, should I be building my own framework to interface with my file tree or can I pull something off the shelf and still train it on my markdown within different workspaces. Still wrapping my brain around the different layers. The more I’m reading the more it looks possible to just use something like Claude code with cowork/dispatch to achieve the same ends. Would love to have that conversation
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You might like this https://www.skool.com/quantum-quill-lyceum-1116/real-world-case-study-jakes-method-on-steroids?p=2a65100e
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