SMRTR ProgrammingMar 18, 2026Hacker News

I stopped writing prompts and built an operating system on top of Claude Code

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After six months using Claude Code, a developer discovered that traditional prompting fails in long conversations due to context decay and instruction drift. They built a systematic approach using structured markdown files as "canonical" sources of truth, time-stratified memory management, and automated handoffs between sessions to maintain consistency and eliminate the need to re-explain context.

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