AI models write code fast, but they do not remember why a boundary was drawn a certain way once the conversation that produced it is gone. Three months later, a new session hits the same module and quietly violates the original design intent because nothing captured the reasoning, only the result. This episode looks at why AI-generated systems drift from their own architecture over time and what builders have to do to stop it.


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This episode is part of an ongoing series on governing AI-assisted coding using Claude Code.

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