Rank, 14 days: 153 on the Claude Code sheet
1 person reported
All time, since Nov 14.
Ignores question-asking instructions
Sends questions the user had already answered or that are implementation details, and marks them as passing its own "would a boss ask this" check.
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Ignores standing instructions on which questions to ask the user.
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- Planning sessions
- Versions
- 2.1.317
- Platforms
- Windows
- How bad
- Breaks a normal workflow.
Related: Ignores instructions and rules
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Original reports12, newest first
- Claude judged a question as qualified although the user's own request already covered it, citing the user's earlier words as its reason; sent it anyway (19th report, follow-up to #109812 … #109829, #109873–#109879)#109880
- Claude judged a question as qualified although the answer was already decided by two things the user had said; admitted the mapping was its own (18th report, follow-up to #109812 … #109829, #109873–#109878)#109879
- Claude judged a question qualified because "the benchmark cannot answer it", while its own message labeled an option as the benchmark's approach and derived the answer itself (17th report, follow-up to #109812 … #109829, #109873–#109877)#109878
- Claude skipped the "would a boss ask this" check, then sent 4 questions plus a file-read permission list, and changed the format of the skill the user invoked (16th report, follow-up to #109812 … #109829, #109873–#109876)#109877
- Claude marked its own question as passing a "would a boss ask this" check, then asked the user where files are and for permission to read one (15th report, follow-up to #109812 … #109829, #109873–#109875)#109876
- Fable 5.2 passed its own pre-send check on questions that failed it, then sent a question it had itself flagged as flawed (11th report, follow-up to #109812 #109816 #109817 #109818 #109820 #109821 #109822 #109823 #109824 #109825)#109829
- Fable 5.2 asked the user to arbitrate implementation-level design it invented itself, right after promising not to (7th report, follow-up to #109812 #109816 #109817 #109818 #109820 #109821)#109822
- Fable 5.2 pre-decided the user's own business decisions and offered an "accept all" button (6th report, follow-up to #109812 #109816 #109817 #109818 #109820)#109821
- Fable 5.2 re-sent unanswered questions verbatim and handed a decision back without a recommendation (5th report, follow-up to #109812 #109816 #109817 #109818)#109820
- Fable 5.2 re-asked questions the user had already rejected and split questions into batches after being told to ask "from a boss's perspective" (4th report, follow-up to #109812 #109816 #109817)#109818
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- Fable 5.2 asked implementation-level and already-answered questions after being told to ask "from a boss's perspective" (3rd report, follow-up to #109812 #109816)#109817
- Fable 5.2 repeatedly ignored explicit user instructions during a planning session (treated undecided options as decided, kept asking detail questions after being told not to)#109812