[Dowwie]

Simply search user prompts for curse words and then measure hostility sentiment. User hostility rises as agents fail to meet expectations.

[preuceian]

Maybe im overlooking something obvious but how do you 'simply' scan the content of Claude users their prompts?

[gordonhart]

GP was making a joke, but Anthropic could implement this if they wanted to. Not a bad metric actually if you can measure it cheaply enough.

[mrbananagrabber]

I uh might be skewing that as I generally just use a lot of curse words with Claude by default

[Trufa]

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[sejje]

One time I cussed Claude out so hard that it actually quit his doom-loop and fixed the thing.

It's the only time cussing worked, though.

[arresin]

I don’t know. My gut feeling is it seems to help.

[ctxc]

I feel bad about it but sometimes it's so daft, I can't even xD

It's not my fault, they set high standards!

[smotched]

there are many times where I just do it myself and it thinks it did well.

[F7F7F7]

There’s a correlation between getting the “How’s Claude Doing This Session?” (Or whatever) and four letter words.

It’s not always then, but it often follows it.

[mhl47]

Or there are global events that stress people out .. or their expectations change over time. Not that simple ;)

[nateberkopec]

Good thing expectations are perfectly constant!

[mbm]

This might be strangely effective.