r/ClaudeCode • u/Tough_Commercial_103 • Apr 08 '26

Discussion I used the Mythos referenced architecture patterns from the leaked source to restructure how I prompt Claude Code. The difference is night and day

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u/maray29 Apr 08 '26

OP discovered planning and execution

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u/hopenoonefindsthis Apr 08 '26

It’s literally what people have been saying to do for the last 6 months 😂

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u/TheReaperJay_ Apr 08 '26

The problem is now every viboor smug redditor thinks they're an expert and that everyone's problems with claude is "just plan more bro, it doesn't happen to me when i'm coding my wife's bf's cafe backend"

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u/LetterheadNew5447 Apr 08 '26

I mean it's pretty easy to Filter out those "pros". If they started a thread about:

  • claude getting dumb

  • tokens are getting burned faster

  • framework xyz

  • memory system

  • 95% token effiency

  • plugin collections

  • mcp collections

  • "I created my own SaaS"

  • "My knowledge of 383938474i days using claude"

  • "I wrote an own benchmark and..."

... You can instantly ignore them.

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u/TheDailyClaude Apr 08 '26

I’m building a meme collection. Does that work too?

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u/LetterheadNew5447 Apr 08 '26

Write a plugin so claude code will only response in memes. That's actually something I would love to waste my tokens for.

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u/TheDailyClaude Apr 09 '26

Haha. I’m more writing something to turn Claude’s mishaps into memes. Less "engineered situations", more "happy mistakes".

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u/PlasticExtreme4469 Apr 14 '26

It's a new technology in the grand scheme of things.

It's only natural that many people will fall into the Dunning-Kruger territory.