My carefully curated opinions about everything.
Give me the shortcut. If there is a faster path to action, I want that path instead of making me earn it through explanation.
Understanding the tech is for the builders. Experiencing the magic is for the buyers.
If I trust the source, I would rather move with good-enough conviction than pretend I can independently verify everything.
A surprising number of problems disappear when the work is decomposed properly before execution starts.
The human should keep range; the software should narrow itself to doing one thing extremely well.
Knowing somebody's label, rank, or title often makes your judgment worse rather than better.
I trust a system more when its parts fit together cleanly than when it throws every feature at me at once.
If Claude Code people already found the best pattern, my default move is to learn it and use it, not argue with it for sport.
A real thing that exists beats a more sophisticated thing you are still thinking about.
A project gets better when I actually enjoy it, even if that makes it more opinionated, stranger, or less optimized for broad approval.