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Building an intelligent Agent
**TITLE:** How to build an AI agent that responds like a human (instead of rigid if-structures)? **POST:** I’m building an AI agent for automotive appraisers (claims handling). The agent should answer customer questions AND handle complete claim processes. **The Problem:** Claude Code keeps building rigid if-structures, even though I want human-like behavior. **What I WANT:** ``` Agent: Please send me your email Client: How much does a claim cost? Agent: Around $700. Can you send me your email now? Client: test2@gmail.com Agent: Got it. Now your address please Client: Oh I meant test3@gmail.com Agent: No problem, updated. Now your address please ``` **What I GET:** Dead if-structures that can’t handle context switches or corrections. **My Setup:** - Using Claude Code - Already tried detailed prompts explaining desired behavior - Agent needs to collect: email, address, damage details, photos etc. **Question:** How do I build an agent that: - Handles each message independently with context awareness - Can switch topics mid-conversation - Accepts corrections naturally - Doesn’t break when clients don’t follow the script Any frameworks, prompt strategies, or architectures that solve this?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
1 like • Nov '25
I have experienced the same problem Hassan, claude code is stupid like that... Personally i just used gpt codex for that, i assume gemini 3.0 can do a great job as well after analyzing the current code you have for the agent. I would love to know too if someone found a way to deal with this on claude code, but for me it caused such a headache that a different was the correct choice, well, for now :)
IDE tips?
Ive been using claude code on the max plan to build out an enterprise b2b startup... have 2 founders other than me that are just on the legal and fincancial side, (theyre both 50 and im 27) honetsly just now i realised using Cursor is such a smart idea... switching models would have been such a time saver... Any thoughts on the IDE to buy into? im just getting off claude code, and not sure what to buy, anti gravity or cursor. thank you!
1 like • Nov '25
Thank you :), claude code was fun in the terminal but seems like Cursor is king
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