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4.1 Explicit criteria to cut false positives
Part of the Claude from Zero to Mastery (Claude Certified Architect prep) course
Before this: Lesson 0.4.
How do you fix a bot that raises lots of false alarms? By saying exactly what should be reported and what should not, not by asking for more caution. ...
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Start this lesson4.1 Explicit criteria to cut false positivesWhat you'll learn
- The story: a bot nobody looked at anymore
- Why "be careful" does not work
- The right way: explicit criteria
- Why the other ways are wrong
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- 20.2 How programs talk to Claude10 min
- 30.3 Tokens and the context window: the model's short-term memory10 min
- 40.4 Prompts: how to ask the model for work10 min
- 50.5 Tools: how a model with no hands gets things done10 min
- 60.6 What an agent is, and why a loop comes into it10 min
- 70.7 A map of the Claude family: models, API, Claude Code, SDK and MCP10 min
- 81.0 Introduction: why agents break in practice10 min
- 91.1 The agentic loop10 min
- 101.2 The coordinator and subagent pattern10 min
- 111.3 Building a subagent and giving it context15 min
- 121.4 Enforcing in code, and handoff15 min
- 131.5 Hooks in the Agent SDK15 min
- 141.6 Breaking work down: fixed chains versus dynamic splitting10 min
- 151.7 Sessions: continue, resume and fork10 min
- 162.0 Introduction: a tool is the model's user interface10 min
- 172.1 Tool descriptions and boundaries10 min
- 182.2 Structured errors in MCP10 min
- 192.3 Distributing tools, and tool_choice15 min
- 202.4 Connecting MCP15 min
- 212.5 Choosing the built-in tools10 min
- 223.0 Introduction: how Claude Code learns what your project is like10 min
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- 304.1 Explicit criteria to cut false positives10 min
- 314.2 Few-shot10 min
- 324.3 Tool use and JSON schema15 min
- 334.4 Validation and retries10 min
- 344.5 Message Batches10 min
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