I had Claude Code write this.
It F'ed up this AM's client task.
So I made it write this, like a bad student. haha
So curious how I could fix this so that it doesn't do this again.
Asking for help — what went wrong building the client content kit
I asked Claude Code to build a weekly social content kit for xxxx.
What I got:
- A broken HTML file with no visible content (JavaScript wasn't executing)
- Then a version with white text boxes instead of actual branded image cards
- Then a version using the wrong template structure entirely
- Copy throughout that ended with "If that's a conversation worth having, I'd be glad to connect" — a cold DM CTA that has no place in a public social post
- Fabricated client case studies throughout: invented client results, made-up numbers, fake ROI claims ("one client went from 47 compromised accounts to zero," "saved $2,400/month," "34% to 94% compliant") — none sourced from the actual client
What was supposed to happen:
- Load the existing content kit template
- Populate the CARDS data structure with topic research
- Only include verified claims or product capability statements — zero fabricated stats
- CTAs should match the social post format: Comment [KEYWORD] for a free [X]
- Deploy to Netlify, deliver ready-to-send DM to client
Rules broken:
- Hard rule: never fabricate data, case studies, or client results
- Always use the existing template — not rebuild from scratch
- Run the client-content-verifier before deploying anything
- DM CTAs stay in DMs — not in public social posts