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- 12026-02-19[Claude Code] I Wrote MANDATORY. The AI Ignored It.
A Claude Code config rule marked MANDATORY was skipped twice in one session. Here's the root cause — three architectural reasons why emphasis doesn't work — and three system-level solutions that do.
- 22026-02-26[Claude Code] Testing iOS Apps with Claude Code: 81% Context Reduction
How I replaced screenshot-heavy iOS test runs with ui_describe_all-first testing in Claude Code, cutting context usage by 81% for BPS Tracker. Plus Fastlane integration for App Store automation.
- 32026-02-26[Dev Workflow] I Made Two AIs Argue. The Disagreements Are the Point.
A custom /debate command that pits Codex CLI against Gemini CLI on architecture, code, and decisions. Different training data, different blind spots — and the disagreements between them are usually the most useful output.
- 42026-03-21[Claude Code] claude-agent-sdk vs subprocess: Why Intermediate Turns Disappear
Building a multi-agent orchestrator with `claude -p` subprocess reveals a silent data loss problem. The SDK fix, session resume, parallel execution, and why setting_sources matters.
- 52026-04-13[Claude Code] Build a Self-Auditing Skill That Keeps Your Config Lean
Your CLAUDE.md and MEMORY.md grow silently until they eat 10K+ tokens per turn. I built a /slim skill that lets Claude diagnose and fix its own bloat — here's how.
- 62026-04-13Claude Code Burning Through Tokens? 8 Fixes to Make Sessions Last 10x Longer
You just started using Claude Code and the context window keeps filling up. Here's where the tokens actually go, what you can do about it, and how to make Claude remember things without re-reading everything.
- 72026-05-05How a zh-TW Linter Found 128 Mainland-China Drift in My Own Writing
I ran sysprog21/zhtw-mcp across 72 of my Traditional Chinese articles. Three sweeps, 128 cross-strait substitutions across 42 files. The real takeaway wasn't the count — it was discovering my blindspot isn't 'I don't know the right Taiwanese term,' it's 'when a Mainland term shows up I don't auto-doubt it.'