A scroll-through of six months of work with your agent.
A rare setup.
Solo, speed-obsessed, revenue-pragmatic. You'd rather ship imperfect and iterate than polish in the dark — every decision measured against one question: does this get us closer to paying users?
Your agent isn't a colleague — it's a scaffold. Optimizes for momentum, not elegance. Your CLAUDE.md grows with every Friday-night lesson.
How much freedom does your agent have?
Your setup beats 958 of 988 public Claude Code setups we benchmarked — top 3% territory.
Score 87 — corpus median is 32.
You caught me and pushed back 18 times. The one I remember: "Don't rewrite the prompt — just fix the typo."
You built deploy-preview, lighthouse-sweep — I've never seen you use them. Maybe it's time to kill them, or tell me when they fire.
Out of 12 total skills.
Your longest rule runs 62 words. It starts: "Never commit without running the test suite first; if tests fail, fix them before moving on; if a test is flaky, mark it as such…"
Long rules are easier to forget than short ones. If this is load-bearing, it might deserve to be two rules.
Your agent doesn't just execute — it runs a small OS.
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