@Mnilax: the creator of Claude Code told a London stage on Wednesday that the default is now Claude prompting itself. but Boris …
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Boris Cherny announced that Claude Code now defaults to self-prompting, but a critic notes the settings.json has over 125 keys, mostly undocumented, and includes bugs like the deny-rule bug and a 10% Opus tax.
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the creator of Claude Code told a London stage on Wednesday that the default is now Claude prompting itself.
but Boris Cherny didn’t say one word about the settings.json that self-prompting runs on.
125+ keys. ~40 documented. 4 of mine aren’t anywhere in the docs.
I audited the whole file: 18 settings actually move the bill.
one of them is the known deny-rule bug: your config says block, the binary reads anyway.
one is the 10% Opus tax most apps pay by default through inference_geo.
pls skip netflix today and read article below.
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