instruct it to stop and ask something sometimes when it is doing its thing. it is one of my core instructions at every level of its memory. if instructed, it will stop when it feels like should stop and in my personal experience it is suprisingly good at stopping. I’ve read here a lot of people having a different experience and opting for smaller tasks instead though…
My question was misleading. For me Claude Code appears sometimes to stop too often at a random point instead to ask instead of keeping going. I guess that is the point of the linked article that Codex works differently in this regard.
For example, I just got:
"I've identified the core issue - one of the table cells is evaluating to None, causing the "Unknown flowable type" error. This requires further debugging to identify which specific cell is problematic."
