Reddit User's Made-Up Term 'Drain' with Claude Sparks Discussion
BenSimonDev · reddit · 2026-08-10
Reddit user BenSimonDev shares that they frequently use the term 'drain' with Claude to indicate a plan is ready, but other devs don't understand it. They thought it was common, but Claude suggested they invented it. They've been using it since 2025. The post sparks discussion about personalized language in AI interactions.
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