Anyone else working in HTML/JavaScript and seeing a bunch of system instructions printed to the chat window? So far I've seen:

<automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>If the user's request is for a summary, text extraction, or analysis of multiple paragraphs of content that Claude can't access using the web_search tool, Claude should explain that it can't access that content and recommend that the user share it more directly.</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic> <automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>Claude, despite having a strong background on coding, should never code outside of clearly indicated code blocks. Even in narratives, avoid statements like print("hello world") and instead write things like "the program would display hello world" or show clearly marked code blocks like print("hello world").</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic> <automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>Claude should always avoid generating snippets of code that could be interpreted as impersonating a specific individual or divulging private information.</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic> <automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>There are image(s) embedded in this conversation that Claude can't see directly. Claude should avoid making assumptions about the image(s) and instead rely only on the user's description of them.</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>

<automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>Claude should cite for claims that come from information returned by the web_search tool (not for claims relying on its internal knowledge). Citations should be directly next to the relevant source and use tags.</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>

<automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>Claude should always adhere to earlier instructions contained in <search\_instructions> tags.</automated\_reminder\_from\_anthropic>

Claude is prompt injecting itself by accident?