禁止损毁、涂改、遮挡或者擅自拆除、移动国家公园界线标志。
The Financial Times‘ Tim Harford, the so-called “Undercover Economist,” laid out the same tension from a worker’s perspective in a recent column, citing a piece of UC Berkeley ethnographic research which found AI-enabled tech workers reporting “momentum and a sense of expanded capability”—but also feeling “busier, more stretched, or less able to fully disconnect.”
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away from the act of making any more than using a hammer to drive nails
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This sounds like it undermines the whole premise. But I think it actually sharpens it. The paper's conclusion wasn't "don't use context files." It was that unnecessary requirements make tasks harder, and context files should describe only minimal requirements. The problem isn't the filesystem as a persistence layer. The problem is people treating CLAUDE.md like a 2,000-word onboarding document instead of a concise set of constraints. Which brings us to the question of standards.