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You can also ask fable/4.8 to do it but I find it helps to keep the working model surrounded by the complexity rather than drawing it out. Simplifying text is something that takes relatively low effort in comparison to technical tasks. Sometimes I use Gemini, deepseek, grok, and recently meta just to see if they have any added perspectives, sometimes they do. Meta is really good at turning a technical mess into a story that paints a picture in my head.
I don’t have any of their apps on my phone. And there is no known method to get rid of the trackers in your iCloud keychain.
Plan mode spins up to 3 explore subagents before the planner even starts, and the heuristic is "use multiple when scope is uncertain." It won't choose fewer - it's being asked to plan, so scope is always uncertain. Nothing penalizes claude for over-exploring and nothing rewards restraint.
Plan mode also ignores session state. A cold start gets the same fanout as a warm session where the relevant files are already in context. In a warm session the explore pass is pure waste - it re-reads loaded files and feeds the planner lossy summaries that conflict with what it already knows.
More tokens, worse plan.
If exploration was conditional on what's already in context..skip it for warm sessions, keep it for cold starts - that does more for both rate limits and plan quality than a hard 40-line cap.
Note: plan mode didn’t always have this 3 subagent fan out behavior attached to it, it was introduced around opus 4.6 launch.
I think it’s much simpler & easier to just build this into agents than trying to modify every tool ever created to be less verbose. Just guard agents from it user-side. Let users control what they want to see and pass into context.
This works well, but is not sureproof. You can add a hook onto Claude code to block those commands at various stages, I have some useful hooks at my https://GitHub.com/claude-warden repo.
Fucking everyone is spying. I started downloading and decrypting apps from the App Store. It’s a god damn nightmare. Random apps are storing keys in the keychain (thanks expo!) that never leave our apple account. They follow us forever. You can’t delete them. Well.. there’s one way but it involves backing up your phone, putting it in recovery mode, and restoring from backup.
Installed freshRSS in 1 min with softaculous