But that doesn't actually work for my use cases though, plenty of other people have already told me "I'm Holding It Wrong" without actual suggestions that work I've started ignoring them. At this stage I just assume many people work in very different sectors, and some see the "great benefits" often proselytized on the internet. And other areas don't see that. Systems programming, where I work, seems to be a poor fit - possibly due to relatively lack of content in the training corpus, perhaps due to company internal styles and APIs meaning lots of the context is taken up simply detailing takes a huge amount of the context leaving little for further corrections or details, or some other failure modes.

We have lots of documentation. Arguably too much - it quickly fills much of the claude opus context window with relevant documentation alone, and even then repeatedly outputs things directly counter to the documentation it just ingested.