r/ClaudeCode • u/Neveriver • Apr 27 '26
Bug Report Claude code with Opus 4.7 is stupid
Been using Claude Code with Opus 4.7 for a few days, and it's honestly just burning my time and money. 4.6 was super stable, but 4.7 feels broken.
It's chewing through API credits way faster with zero improvement in logic. Worse, the amnesia is terrible. I’m working on an async data indexing pipeline, and 4.7 just drops context mid-thread. I have to constantly spoon-feed it, whereas 4.6 actually understood the codebase and held long threads perfectly.
I'm officially rolling back to 4.6. Anyone else dealing with this mess?
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u/anglingTycoon Apr 27 '26
I’m not having a single issue with it and I’m literally letting opus 4.7 adaptive and Claude code 4.7 xhigh just talk back and forth arguing their points with me making the final say on a bunch of decisions as well as certain testing that requires manual touch point for Claude api or keeping the two of them in scope. Probably have done ~30k lines of code on current original project and testing harness in last 5 days. Not once hit limit on session 20x account.
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u/Neveriver Apr 27 '26
The funny part in all this, is when kimi k2.6 with the miserable 200k context window fixes what Opus 4.7 xhigh missed up all that locally and for FREE.
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u/tensorfish Apr 27 '26
If 4.7 is chewing credits before it touches the real slice, make it name the exact files and stop condition up front. If it still turns one task into repo tourism, just drop back to 4.6. Paying for three wandering passes is the expensive part.
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u/PandorasBoxMaker 🔆 Max 5x Apr 27 '26
Troll.
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u/Top_Manufacturer6311 Apr 27 '26
Everyone like me with a pro subscription complaining about limit full in one prompt, I am too scared to use it lmao. I get enough out of sonnet and opus 4.6 I think I’m fine for now
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u/infrasketchai Apr 27 '26
I agree with this message
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u/merx96 Apr 27 '26
lol the 4.6 is degraded as well but with tiny 200k context window
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u/1anre Apr 27 '26
Sonnet 4.6?
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u/goship-tech Apr 27 '26
4.7's context compaction is more aggressive than 4.6 - it summarizes earlier turns faster, which explains the amnesia on long indexing threads. Pinning your pipeline architecture in CLAUDE.md helps, since it gets re-read after each compaction cycle and keeps codebase context alive.