Hey there Bill,

I should have replied sooner to this posting of yours. And, sorry I didn't reply to your response in my own thread about my working with AI. I guess, at the time, I figured you were trying to make suggestions about me using Chillkat - considering it's new capabilities. And, at the time, I figured - why would I need to potentially work with 3 different types of AI.

But, now I realized you were simply sharing about the AI work you were doing on Chillkat - which I can totally appreciate - considering how much I have been working with AI since starting here at Pako.

Since we are on the topic of AI (and I don't mean to Hijack your Thread here) - but, thought I would share an ODD situation that happened with Claude lately.

So, I had been working with Claude on this one screen I was working on - specifically, the C# & XAML code (and, yeah - this was a good while AFTER I worked with Claude to convert it from FoxPro to C#). And, generally speaking, if I work with Claude to make code changes, or make a good bit of code changes - I will re-upload my code to the Claude project. This way, Claude has access to the current version of my code.

But, the other day, after I uploaded my changes to the project - I asked Claude about making further changes. He "supposedly" looked at the code I had uploaded to the project - but, then claimed his last suggested code changes were NOT in the code he was seeing. I was like - Wow - that's really Weird. Initially I chalked it up to an AI hallucination. I actually accused him of hallucinating - and told him the code changes WERE there in the code. He then pushed back and said they were not.

So, I took it a step farther. I removed ALL the code from the Project - then only uploaded a Single code file (like just the XAML file - and NOT the CS file). And, then asked Claude to tell me what he saw in the project. I was Shocked to find that he was still seeing Four Files in the project. That made NO sense! But, a little research on the web(yup - this time I used Co-Pilot to Spy no Claude) and it turns out that there was a current known issue. Oddly - the Anthropic Status update page showed NO Current Problems. But, Co-Pilot did indeed reveal there was a known problem - and that a Bunch of folks are reporting the problem - a kind of file caching problem!

But, it turns out - I had figured a viable work-around. If I wanted to upload new files to the project - I then needed to start a New Chat session within the Project - and then the new chat session would indeed see the new file updates.

Very Strange Indeed...

Anyway - that's been my recent FUN Times with my BFF Claude!

And - no - he's not REALLY my BFF - it makes for a fun joke. As such, I also don't need to see a shrink about my Delusion of thinking Claude is truly my BFF...

Ciao for now, -K

________________________________________ From: ProFox profox-bounces@leafe.com on behalf of Bill Anderson billand88@gmail.com Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2025 5:38 PM To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com Subject: ChilkatVFP Version 1.52 Released

Folks,

ChilkatVFP version 1.52 has been released. Here are the particulars...    1) New Ai class!    2) Compatibility with Chilkat version 11.2.0.    3) Various minor documentation and coding fixes noted while adding code.

Per Chilkat's website: Introducing Chilkat.Ai — a unified API for *OpenAI, Google, Claude, xAI, DeepSeek,* and *Perplexity*. With conversation management, multimodal inputs, streaming, and markdown → HTML conversion. https://github.com/billand88/ChilkatVFP

Bill Anderson

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