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Developer cites non-existent bug entry after fixing Claude script issue

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A developer encountered an issue where a script designed to automatically generate Conventional Commit messages using Claude failed because the script was inadvertently loading extensive routing rules from a CLAUDE.md file. This occurred because the `claude -p` command, when run without specific flags, auto-discovers and applies local routing instructions. The developer resolved this by using the `--safe-mode` flag, which disables the discovery of local routing rules while preserving the necessary OAuth authentication. This fix was applied to both the `git_commit.py` script and the `server.py` helper function, with the commit referencing a `bugs.md` entry that had not yet been created, highlighting a potential gap in the documentation process. AI

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Developer cites non-existent bug entry after fixing Claude script issue

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Enjoy Kumawat ·

    My Fix Commit Cited a bugs.md Entry That Didn't Exist Yet

    <p>I run a small MCP server and a couple of standalone scripts that publish this exact blog for me, twice a day, on a schedule. Every time one of them breaks, the fix gets written up in <code>docs/project_notes/bugs.md</code>: what broke, why, how it was fixed, how to catch it ea…

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