Q60 of 60 — CCA Practice Exam

Developer Productivity with Claude

Your developer productivity assistant handles four distinct task types: code review, documentation generation, dependency audits, and CI pipeline debugging. Three months after launch, developers report that responses to CI pipeline debugging requests often reference irrelevant documentation-generation guidelines, and code review suggestions bleed into dependency audit responses. Logs show all four task types are routed to a single Claude instance with a unified system prompt and shared tool set. What architectural change most effectively eliminates cross-task contamination?

A. Add a separate intent classifier to route each incoming developer request to a specialized Claude instance with its own system prompt and task-specific tool set.

B. Expand the unified system prompt with explicit per-task sections that instruct Claude to ignore guidelines not relevant to the current request type.

C. Increase the context window allocation so Claude has more room to separate task-specific instructions before generating a response.

D. Merge all four task types into a single generalist tool that accepts a task_type parameter, letting Claude select the appropriate behavior at inference time.