> I have found that more context comments and info damage quality on hard problems.

There can be diminishing returns, but every time I’ve used Claude Code for a real project I’ve found myself repeating certain things over and over again and interrupting tool usage until I put it in the Claude notes file.

You shouldn’t try to put everything in there all the time, but putting key info in there has been very high ROI for me.

Disclaimer: I’m a casual user, not a hardcore vibe coder. Claude seems much more capable when you follow the happy path of common projects, but gets constantly turned around when you try to use new frameworks and tools and such.