Giorgos Sarigiannidis

From time to time, when Claude’s explanations got too complex, I found myself asking it to simplify.

In one of The Wire’s most famous scenes, one that could be taught in a linguistics class, Bunk and McNulty reconstruct a crime scene for almost four minutes saying nothing but “fuck” and its variations.

Here’s a quick one.

It started as a couple therapy session, where I asked Claude why it didn’t pay enough attention to what I was saying, and kept forgetting things I was certain we had already discussed.

There’s something slightly absurd about writing a skill that teaches Claude Code how to write skills.

Every session with Claude Code starts fresh, with no memory of last week’s project, no recollection of the patterns that worked, no awareness of the constraints you’ve established in other contexts.

Not so long ago, if you wanted to do something new on your computer, you’d search for an app.

If you use Claude Code for both personal projects and work, you have probably already run into the problem: two accounts, one computer, and no obvious way to tell which one is active at any given moment.

According to legend, a Kratt is assembled from whatever scraps are at hand, like straw, sticks, old tools, and brought to life by making a pact with the devil.

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