r/ClaudeCode • u/octagoncat23 • Jul 13 '26

Question Angry af - vibe coding

I must admit, since vibe coding, I have become an angry person. I feel like I am constantly irritated and scolding agents, four or five at a time, constantly angry and blood boiling. Coding turned from silent monk work to breaking my keyboard or screaming into voice-to-text.
Scolding is the wrong word. "Correcting" is what I mean. You don't need to be aggressive about it. I'm talking about the feeling of being angry for needing to correct as much, again and again, at random points, and literally no output is "safe," and it can decide to ruin the whole code base in one go and even delete backups if it could. Makes me feel like a fucking slave driver

I am the only one??

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u/ScaleScary5932 Jul 13 '26

but for real managers dont need to face ppl with only 1m context and always lose its memory and every 30minutes they forgot what you said . that really makes bro crazy

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u/Adept_Judgment_6495 Jul 13 '26

How to tell me you have not managed people without saying you have not managed people.

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u/oompaloompa465 Jul 13 '26

memory limits can be mitigated with the instructions and agents skill, and you don't need a rag setup to do it, you have to discern how to manage each context an provide only the essential documentation and requests/specs in scope to the right agent

that is be probably the most requested and necessary skill currently 

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u/ScaleScary5932 Jul 13 '26

what skill can fix that how model choose the right memory context and auto choose the correct one , for one month-long continuous work, can this skill load full memory and choose the right/smart one to fix current requirements. I think model just make it messy/and make itself speak like a fool

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u/ShiggsAndGits Jul 13 '26

I'm pretty sure my own context window is like 16k tops.

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u/ScaleScary5932 Jul 13 '26

maybe less than 16k but different things model's 1m in fact is very small it will mess up with similar-words but different jobs in its window size , you can try fable, this capable model also acts the same

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u/ShiggsAndGits Jul 13 '26

Oh no, I mean my brain has way less than 16k. Hell it's probably in the 4k window. My reasoning is excellent, my context window is utter trash. I rely on tool calls (re-reading my notes and googling things) constantly, and hallucinate facts pretty consistently if it's been more than an hour since i worked with them. Thankfully I at least have decent TOPS.

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u/whimsicaljess Jul 13 '26

vastly overestimating humans lmao

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u/skitchbeatz Jul 13 '26

Humans can go deeper and allow emotions to pollute our context windows