Have been using AI assisted development since last one year. On top of all the instructions etc, what really worked for me is this one thing that makes a ton of diff is - if you ask it to ask you questions. It basically throws the agent on a diff track, where instead of making assumptions, agent creates questions to clarify and asks you. As a result, it gathers more context from you before suggesting a solution and takes a holistic approach. This could be as simple as just attaching something like this to your prompt: “ask me questions to validate your assumptions” OR “DO NOT make any assumptions, ask me to clarify any ambiguity”. Just wanted to share, would love to hear what other neat small tricks you use that makes a significant impact in your experience and dev workflow. submitted by /u/CosmicInsignia
Originally posted by u/CosmicInsignia on r/ClaudeCode
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