Article advises separating always-on and intent-routed AI rules
11/02/2026 — 11/02, 18:19·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- The author notes that setting all fifty rules as 'always loaded every turn' causes AI assistants to selectively ignore them, including safet…
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On November 2, 2026 at 17:33, an article titled "Don't Stuff Every Rule into alwaysApply: Always-On vs. Scenario Routing" appeared on the Juejin developer platform. The author points out that when fifty rules are all marked "must-load every round," the AI assistant tends to selectively ignore the content, to the point that even the safety clauses get no real attention. Building on this observation, the article advocates separating always-on rules from intent-routed rules, and offers an ordering for what should be dropped first when the Context is fully loaded. So far this is the only related report in the available material, and no further follow-up has appeared.
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Loading all fifty rules into every turn makes an AI assistant skip over them, safety clauses included, the author argues. The post explains which rules should stay always-on versus routed by intent, and what to drop first when the context window fills up.
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