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Hmm, I guess everyone here is using Claude? I find that Sol is much more restrained, to the point where I have a prompt to tell it to add short comments for thi
by telotortium 24d ago
Hmm, I guess everyone here is using Claude? I find that Sol is much more restrained, to the point where I have a prompt to tell it to add short comments for things that are not obvious. Really, I find the verbosity problem to be worse in tests. I regularly prompt my review agent to remove tests used only for scaffolding to write the code in the first place. The agent is in a way following strict TDD, which reminds me why I don’t like TDD, even though some of the generated tests can be useful.
- sampullman 24d agoSol adds comments when I use it, but it's not nearly as verbose as Opus 5/Fable. For the latter I'll often include an example of a comment it wrote, along with my own rephrasing, and tell it that "future readers will understand code context; good naming is the best documentation". This works alright if I include in the actual prompt, but annoyingly it often doesn't in CLAUDE.md or memory.