Why Your Claude Code Rules Work in Demos and Break in Production

1. 1Write governance rules in CLAUDE.md to define allowed and disallowed actions
2. 2Use a version control system to track changes to CLAUDE.md and ensure consistency across environments
3. 3Implement a system-level fix to address the context pressure problem, such as using a separate context window for production environments
4. 4Test and validate governance rules in production environments to ensure they work as expected
5. 5Monitor and update governance rules regularly to adapt to changing requirements and environments

Developers and DevOps teams working with Claude code can benefit from understanding the context pressure problem and implementing system-level fixes to ensure their governance rules work in production

💡 The context pressure problem occurs when Claude reads multiple sources of information, including task context, file contents, and conversation history, which can lead to unexpected behavior in production environments

🚨 Why do Claude code rules work in demos but break in production? 🤔 Learn how to fix the context pressure problem and ensure your governance rules work in production 🚀