The first experiment measured whether Claude Code knew the right answer. This one measured whether...
The first experiment measured whether Claude Code knew the right answer. This one measured whether the work actually succeeded.
In my previous experiment, I tested whether a memory layer could stop Claude Code from confidently repeating project-specific mistakes.
It did.
But there was an obvious limitation.
The tasks measured whether the answer was correct. They did not ask the agent to modify a repository, run the result, and pass a deterministic test.
At the end of part 2 I promised a clean competitor comparison: more than one memory system, the same...
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Proof over claim Last time I described the hour a platform shipped the feature I had spent months...
Last year I gave Claude Code a process so it would think before it codes. This year I gave it a team: an issue-maintainer that…
