First-person record · Source language: Japanese
Checking the reasons AI writes for a setting against your own records
An individual who rebuilt their Claude Code settings reports that, when checking after saving, two of the explanations of reasons did not match their records or this time's choices.
- Who:
- Ojisan AI Lab, who uses Claude Code on a Windows PC
- Scope:
- One Windows PC / one practice run
- Source published:
- 2026-10-22
- Period observed:
- 2026-10-22
- Editorial check:
- 2026-10-23
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What was confirmed
- Reports two inconsistencies between the reason column's account of past operations or this time's choices and the saved records.
- The inconsistencies were found after the settings were saved. Matching before saving is described as a step they want to do next time.
Who, and in what situation
Left re-creation of the environment settings to a separate Claude Code conversation and checked the difference before and after.
What they needed
Checking not only the content of the settings but whether the generated reasons match the actual operations.
What they tried
Kept a copy of the settings and the outputs before and after, and matched the explanation of reasons against their own operation history.
What this source lets you read
A step seems necessary that separately checks auto-generated setting values and the explanation of their basis.
What to check next
Against what do you check the settings AI shows, and the reasons for them?
Limits of this source
- A self-report from one PC and one run, with AI also used for operations and measurement. We did not independently verify the original logs.
- Unsaved history cannot be checked, and the cause and general rate of occurrence are unknown.
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Claude Code の /auto-mode-setup を2回目に実行してわかったこと (in Japanese, opens in new tab) ↗
おじさんAIラボ / Zenn /
A report by the person who asked a separate AI conversation to run operations and measurement.