Building a Claude Code Setup That Stops Me From Shooting Myself in the Foot
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Every time I hit a bug painful enough to remember, I've started asking the same question: how do I make sure my AI coding assistant never reintroduces it, even months from now, even in a repo it's never seen? Writing it down in a notes file isn't enough — notes get skimmed, context gets summarized, details get lost. So I built a small set of hooks that block specific, known-bad patterns outright, before they ever land. The idea: hard-won lessons should be enforced, not remembered A memory note…
1Key Takeaways
- Every time I hit a bug painful enough to remember, I've started asking the same question: how do I make sure my AI coding assistant never reintroduces it, even months from now, even in a repo it's never seen?
- Writing it down in a notes file isn't enough — notes get skimmed, context gets summarized, details get lost.
- So I built a small set of hooks that block specific, known-bad patterns outright, before they ever land.
- The idea: hard-won lessons should be enforced, not remembered A memory note….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that every time I hit a bug painful enough to remember, I've started asking the same question: how do I make sure my AI coding assistant never reintroduces it, even months from now, even in a repo it's never seen?
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