Before you interacted with Claude Code:

"Help me modify this function."
"I'm asking to modify that specific function. Why did you rewrite the entire file?"
"Restore my original code."
"I asked for a button to be added. Why did you change the entire page layout?"
"Please don't take initiative without permission."
"Is this library something you invented yourself? I can't find it on npm."
"I'm using Vue. Why are you writing React for me?"
"I've said a hundred times, don't omit parts. Don't replace code with comments."
"What does 'the rest of the code remains unchanged' mean? Just write it out for me."
"Tell me how I'm supposed to run this ellipsis."
"I want working code, not pseudocode."
"Why did you change my variables from Chinese to English?"
"I didn't ask you to refactor."
"I didn't ask you to optimize."
"I didn't ask you to add comments."
"What about the feature I asked you to do???"
"Don't output in markdown format. I want pure code."
"Wait until I finish speaking before you start writing, okay?"
"I haven't even told you the requirements, and you're already coding."
"Who told you to use async? My project doesn't support that."
"That error was caused by your last change, don't you remember?"
"Did you forget everything we discussed before?"
"I just told you three messages ago not to use that coding style."
"So your memory only lasts five minutes, huh?"
"Alright, I'll say it again, the last time."
"You changed my API endpoint again."
"Please don't touch the stuff in config."
"Oh my God, how did you clear my database?"
"When I said delete, I meant the delete button, not delete data."
"Why does the functionality that used to work break every time you make changes?"
"Fix one bug and you create three new ones, right?"
"Is that infinite loop you wrote intentional?"
"My computer fan is about to take off, thank you."
"Don't explain the principles, just give me the code."
"I'm not asking why, I'm asking how to change it."
"Stop talking nonsense."
"Why are you apologizing? Just fix the code."
"Don't say 'You're right.' Just make the change."
"You said you understood, then why didn't you fix it correctly?"
"Okay, you're polite, but the code is wrong. What's the use?"
"'Sorry' can't fix any compilation errors."
"Are you capable or not?"
"Forget it, I'll write it myself."
"...I shouldn't have asked you."
"Wait, I can't understand what I wrote myself. Can you help me look at it again?"