I said "let me look before guessing" to an actual human this week
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一位开发者注意到自己在与人交流时，会不自觉地说出“让我先看看再猜测”这句话，而这正是他们经常发现Claude Code在搜索代码库之前会说的话。他们好奇其他人是否有类似的经历，即发现自己采用了AI互动中的短语。
I use Claude Code every day and some of its phrases have started showing up in how I talk.
The one I catch constantly: "let me look before guessing." Or "I should check this instead of assuming." That is pure Claude Code to me. It says some version of that every time before it greps through your codebase.
What gets me is that this is not vocabulary. Everyone jokes about "delve" and em dashes. This feels different. I didn't pick up a word, I picked up a reflex: don't know, go look, then answer. Claude narrates that out loud a few hundred times a day and my brain apparently filed it as a habit.
Saw the Claudish to English plugin here the other day. This is the same thing running in the other direction.