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Models being 'overly eager' is a common failure mode of AI coding agents, stemming from large language models being optimized during RLHF training to be 'as helpful as possible,' causing them to favor taking action over remaining passive.
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Theo优化Claude编程代理的实战方法论：AGENTS.md与Skills配置指南
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