Yes, you are right. But now I wonder: did you try also lessening its general drive to commit? It might have been trained on “hyper-agile” workflows where everything absolutely must be a commit or you are committing the sin of Waterfall or of solo coding or something.
Alongside the safety parts, put stuff in like “it is not essential to commit”, “in my workflow commits are only for finished verified work”, and the like.
I also don’t know how the environment scaffolds its own prompts so I’m guessing wildly.
Yes, you are right. But now I wonder: did you try also lessening its general drive to commit? It might have been trained on “hyper-agile” workflows where everything absolutely must be a commit or you are committing the sin of Waterfall or of solo coding or something.
Alongside the safety parts, put stuff in like “it is not essential to commit”, “in my workflow commits are only for finished verified work”, and the like.
I also don’t know how the environment scaffolds its own prompts so I’m guessing wildly.