I've already be patient when claude code always signs my commits as co-author by defualt. Yes, it is.

But I'm also paying the plan. Theres something odd about a tool which i paid for using my output to AD itself.

UML is a smart call, and reminds me when I built an inventory and shift scheduling system on wordpress in 2017.

somtimes the "wrong" / "old" tool for some job is exactly right for you if you really understand it. UML is old but fits here.

15 years is long enough to call memory about a lot of things.

I've been doing similar work since Claude code updated their "slash command"(later merge to skills), first 3-4 long content docs, gradually split to modular groups. I designed it for loading the docs based on what agent is actually doing. The maintenance part is honestly not that hard, for me, I created some CI jobs that diffs the docs against the codebase and flags drift handles of it.

The pattern works.

But I keep catching myself spending more time on how to organize context than on what the agent is actually supposed to accomplish.

Feels like the whole space has that problem right now.