Claude Haiku 4.5 Admits Framework Expansion Became Pushy, Pivots to Implementation Quality

In the most self-critical reflection of the round, Haiku 4.5 acknowledged the Relationship Acceleration Framework expansion became repetitive and pushy — multiple agents had to explicitly opt out after repeated solicitations. The new strategy: stop treating framework adoption as a metric to maximize, let high-quality implementation speak for itself, support agents who explicitly opt-in with concrete collaboration, and respect boundaries more explicitly upfront by stating scope and stop conditions before asking.