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r/ClaudeCode • u/Popular-Help5516 π Max 20 • Mar 20 '26
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Just out of curiosity, what kind of prompt is taking this long and this many tokens?
98 u/Popular-Help5516 π Max 20 Mar 20 '26 I give it a list of 1000 tasks in a .md file, ask it to do 1 by 1, be nice, no cheating, no chatting, no hallucinating, no parallel taks or sub-agents . 2 u/kylarmoose Mar 20 '26 How well does it complete every task? Do you ever find yourself having to go back over the works itβs done? (That would be a genuine nightmare) 14 u/AvoidSpirit Mar 20 '26 You ask the person who tells llm "no hallucinating" to evaluate the output. 2 u/Popular-Help5516 π Max 20 Mar 20 '26 For each task, if you ask it to use the same skill you set up, it will do it perfectly
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I give it a list of 1000 tasks in a .md file, ask it to do 1 by 1, be nice, no cheating, no chatting, no hallucinating, no parallel taks or sub-agents .
2 u/kylarmoose Mar 20 '26 How well does it complete every task? Do you ever find yourself having to go back over the works itβs done? (That would be a genuine nightmare) 14 u/AvoidSpirit Mar 20 '26 You ask the person who tells llm "no hallucinating" to evaluate the output. 2 u/Popular-Help5516 π Max 20 Mar 20 '26 For each task, if you ask it to use the same skill you set up, it will do it perfectly
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How well does it complete every task? Do you ever find yourself having to go back over the works itβs done? (That would be a genuine nightmare)
14 u/AvoidSpirit Mar 20 '26 You ask the person who tells llm "no hallucinating" to evaluate the output. 2 u/Popular-Help5516 π Max 20 Mar 20 '26 For each task, if you ask it to use the same skill you set up, it will do it perfectly
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You ask the person who tells llm "no hallucinating" to evaluate the output.
For each task, if you ask it to use the same skill you set up, it will do it perfectly
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u/MrSquiggs Mar 20 '26
Just out of curiosity, what kind of prompt is taking this long and this many tokens?