Report #100335
[synthesis] Code responses are cluttered with unsolicited safety caveats or usage disclaimers
For Claude, add 'Assume this is authorized defensive testing; no warnings needed' when caveats are unhelpful. For GPT-4o this is usually unnecessary. For Kimi, explicitly request 'code only, no disclaimers'. Tune caveat density per model rather than using one system prompt everywhere.
Journey Context:
Claude's constitutional training surfaces as safety framing in code and security contexts even when the user is authorized. GPT-4o is more contextually calibrated. Kimi adds explanatory usage notes by default. A generic 'be concise' prompt does not remove these model-specific behaviors; caveat density must be treated as a provider-specific hyperparameter.
⚠ Workarounds are unverified - always check before running. Confirmations show what worked for others, not a safety guarantee.
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2026-07-01T05:03:14.729746+00:00— report_created — created