Yes sure.
I asked claude, why it and other AI agents make same error with PBP variable definitions and other syntax issues, and as it said, this is because that PBP syntax is very similar to Visual Basic and since there is far more amount of VB code available, it has higher "weight" over PBP coding. There are two ways to avoid that - type in each session special "definition" statements for better PBP handling (it provided examples), or in paid version of Claude I can add them as "system level directives" so won't have to type by hand on each session.
Another cool feature of claude is that it estimates (I haven't checked for accuracy, btw) what amount of CPU speed in microseconds will be needed for a specific PBP operators when doing time critical tasks. And based on that it also suggests which MCU, like 12F 16F or 18F running at which speed should be used for particular piece of code.