@PrajwalTomar_: Karpathy complained about Claude making mistakes, someone turned it into 4 rules, and it became the fastest-growing sin…
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The author updates a viral GitHub prompt template that drastically reduced Claude's coding errors, introducing eight new rules to solve modern AI agent issues like context loss and workflow conflicts for developers using Claude Code.
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@PrajwalTomar_: BRO this is CRAZY. Karpathy's 4 rules for Claude Code just got turned into a full CLAUDE .md template on Reddit. A deve…
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@PrajwalTomar_: Your CLAUDE .md is quietly turning Claude into a yes-man. Almost everyone copied Andrej Karpathy's 4 famous rules into …
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@zostaff: Andrej Karpathy spent 20 years writing code by hand. Then he switched to Claude Code. A week later he posted everything…
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@DivyanshT91162: https://x.com/DivyanshT91162/status/2057692858501804435
Andrej Karpathy's observations on AI coding agent behavior led to the viral CLAUDE.md file, which provides 4 behavioral rules for AI agents and became one of the fastest-growing repositories on GitHub, signaling a shift from AI intelligence to AI discipline in coding.
@PrajwalTomar_: MUST read if you build anything with claude code. like actually sit down and read this one claude writes about 90% of t…
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