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Stop Correcting Your Coding Agent Twice: How KeepPlain Turns Repeated Mistakes Into Rules

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I've been working with coding agents every day for a long time now: mostly Claude Code, a lot of Codex, and sometimes Cursor and Pi. At some point, I noticed that a big part of my day wasn't spent building anything. It was repeating myself. "Run the tests inside Docker, not on the host." "Don't tou…

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  1. 2026-10-13 11:29 · DEV Community — AI
    Stop Correcting Your Coding Agent Twice: How KeepPlain Turns Repeated Mistakes Into Rules

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