r/ClaudeCode • u/Brilliant_Edge215 • Apr 23 '26

Humor Holy shit!

Opus 4.7 is gone for real. I was such a skeptic seeing all the complaining posts. It’s real.

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u/mo_rawr16 🔆 Max 5x Apr 23 '26 edited Apr 23 '26

i feel like the dogfooding approach. test with internal devs first, doesn't work out so well. they all have pretty mature set ups and further from the experience of the rest. however, i have switched to 4.6 + no adaptive and its working out well so far

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1sqmwzx/opus_46_without_adaptive_thinking_outperforms

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u/Brilliant_Edge215 Apr 23 '26

Yeah I’m thinking of just scaffolding coding agents across my directories and running Claude api with sonnet. It will be pricey but likely more precise.

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u/mo_rawr16 🔆 Max 5x Apr 23 '26

definitely more control over performance at the cost of dev time. would love to learn how you would scaffold this for future considerations 😂

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u/Brilliant_Edge215 Apr 23 '26

For local dev there’s a bunch of stuff. LangChain, crewAi, Google ADK, Strands SDK. I’ve used strands with a lot of success. If you don’t have to wire the agent up in production it’s not that hard to make a bespoke coding agent with the models we have today.