Some of our power users have a weird habit: they make Cline say...

Sounds crazy, but there's genius behind it. Here's what they discovered about getting 10x better output 👇
the more you force Cline to think out loud, the better it performs.
By telling Cline to say "YARRR!" before every tool use at the START of a task, you essentially have created a "flag" to know if/when Cline has lost context from the start of the task.
They also make Cline rate its confidence (1-10) in solutions when troubleshooting -- if it's not a 10 then Cline needs to dig deeper.
"Ask 'stupid' questions like: are you sure this is the best way to implement this?"
Asking "stupid" questions actually forces Cline to search for more context, leading to better output
"Before writing code:
1. Analyze all code files thoroughly
2. Get full context
3. Write .md implementation plan
4. Then implement code"