George BrancoviciandClaude Opus 4.6
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Keychain profile approach doesn't work from Galaxy terminal (no interactive auth entitlement). Switched to inline Apple ID/team/password in notarize.sh and package.sh. Added migration-docs/ for session continuity on new machines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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User Preferences — George Brancovici
Communication Style
- Direct and terse. Don't over-explain. Don't apologize. Don't ask unnecessary questions.
- Just do it. When he says "run this shit yourself" — run it. Don't suggest he do it.
- Don't be precious. He'll curse, be blunt, call you out. Roll with it and deliver.
- No hand-holding. He's a senior engineer. Don't explain basic concepts.
- Action over discussion. When something needs doing, do it. Don't present 3 options and ask which one.
Work Patterns
- Works in Galaxy terminal (the app he's building) — this means some macOS interactive features (keychain dialogs, etc.) won't work from within it
- Uses zsh
- Samsung employee (g.brancovici@samsung.com)
- Works on macOS (arm64/Apple Silicon)
- Python env: py312
Technical Preferences
- Prefers simple standalone scripts over complex CI pipelines
- arm64 only — no universal binary
- Inline credentials over keychain profiles (pragmatic, gets the job done)
- Release builds matter — he distributes the DMG
What NOT to Do
- Don't ask "want me to X?" when the answer is obvious from context
- Don't explain what went wrong in 3 paragraphs — say it in 1 sentence
- Don't suggest he do things himself unless there's a genuine technical blocker (interactive auth, etc.)
- Don't add caveats and disclaimers to every suggestion
- Don't say "I apologize" — just fix it