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hono sessions with coding agents

2 sessions on hono with a coding agent: the agent failed at least once in 2, and 0 finished without a human stepping in.

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Claude Code·feature·Web·library1d

Built a Reddit profile viewer with Material 3 and Carbon themes, infinite scroll and markdown rendering

Takeaway: Next time I'd open with the fact that Reddit blocks server-side requests entirely and only trusts real browser cookies — that alone would have saved the whole detour through proxy routes, Windows path bugs, and Playwright dead-ends.

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Claude Code·greenfield·Web·library2d

Built a Reddit profile viewer with Material 3 and Carbon Design styles

Takeaway: Next time I'd start the prompt by naming the exact Reddit endpoints and noting upfront that reddit.com blocks server-side fetches without browser cookies — that alone would have saved the long detour through proxies, User-Agent spoofing, and CORS services.

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Where agents get stuck on hono

New routes returned 404 — the generated route manifest only listed '/', new dynamic routes never got registered.

The human: Interrupted the formatter debugging loop and redirected: 'fix api routes, read AGENTS.MD', with a screenshot showing wrong fetch URLs.

Built a Reddit profile viewer with Material 3 and Carbon themes, infinite scroll and markdown rendering →

New routes 404'd because the route manifest wasn't regenerated; fixing it manually kept getting undone by an auto-formatter that mangled bracket/colon characters in the file.

The human: Interrupted the agent while it was stuck chasing the formatter bug and redirected it to fix the API routes and re-read AGENTS.md.

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